Army chief visits FC HQ, lauds contribution of security forces
General Bajwa pays tribute to the martyrs and their families
Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa. PHOTO: FILE
Chief of the Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Friday lauded the contribution of the Frontier Corps to bring stability in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) including erstwhile FATA.
The Army's media wing quoted General Bajwa as saying that it is "because of efforts of the security forces that now the socio-economic development phase is in motion to carry forward gains of kinetic operations towards enduring peace and stability".
The army chief was on an official visit of FC Headquarters.
Gen Bajwa also laid a floral wreath on the Martyrs Monument on the occasion and paid tribute to the martyrs and their families who made great sacrifices for the sake of the country, the press release added.
COAS also visited the FC museum and the fort gallery which has been opened for the public.
The army chief was accompanied by the commander of Peshawar Corps during the visit.
The Army's media wing quoted General Bajwa as saying that it is "because of efforts of the security forces that now the socio-economic development phase is in motion to carry forward gains of kinetic operations towards enduring peace and stability".
The army chief was on an official visit of FC Headquarters.
Gen Bajwa also laid a floral wreath on the Martyrs Monument on the occasion and paid tribute to the martyrs and their families who made great sacrifices for the sake of the country, the press release added.
COAS also visited the FC museum and the fort gallery which has been opened for the public.
The army chief was accompanied by the commander of Peshawar Corps during the visit.