Naval chief visits forward posts adjoining Sir Creek

He commended officers and men for maintaining high morale, courage and a spirit of sacrifice

PHOTO: RADIO PAKISTAN

ISLAMABAD:

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi on Sunday visited forward posts of Pak Marines along Sir Creek to review their formations during Major Maritime Exercise Seaspark 2018.


Upon his arrival, the Naval Chief was received by Commander Coast Rear Admiral Moazzam Ilyas and Commander Karachi Rear Admiral Asif Khaliq, said a press release issued by the navy's media wing.


Comprehensive briefings were given to Admiral Abbasi about troops deployment for the defence of the South Eastern maritime boundary of Pakistan.


The Naval Chief also inspected forward locations and appreciated the alertness, commitment and readiness of troops. He directed to ensure optimal utilization of the latest weaponry/equipment with the motivation and alacrity to safeguard the maritime boundaries of Pakistan.



He commended officers and men for maintaining high morale, courage and a spirit of sacrifice to defend maritime frontiers of the country.


While interacting with troops, Admiral Abbasi expressed great satisfaction on their operational readiness and lauded their level of determination to safeguard maritime frontiers in a critical area under harsh topographic environment comprising marshes, swamps and unpredictable waterways.


Deputy Chief of Naval Staff (Operations) Rear Admiral Faisal Rasul Lodhi was also present on the occasion.


Earlier, the Naval Chief visited Joint Maritime Information and Coordination Centre (JMICC) at Manora, Karachi. He was given detailed briefings on the operational aspects in the presence of other maritime stakeholders.


The JMICC has been established by the Pakistan Navy to harmonize the efforts of all maritime stakeholders through timely gathering and sharing of information to effectively safeguard maritime interests of the country.

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