Terrorism a war of survival for Pakistan: Army chief

International community acknowledges Pakistan for its efforts to eradicate terrorism, says COAS


Web Desk July 29, 2015
International community acknowledges Pakistan for its efforts to eradicate terrorism, says COAS. PHOTO: ISPR

In a series of tweets, Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Asim Bajwa quoted the army chief saying terrorism is a "war of survival for Pakistan" while it remains a "conflict for the rest of the world."



Determined to defeat terrorism, Asim Bajwa, quoting the army chief, said that Pakistan's enemies are stoking terror to destabalise the country.

The tweets come a day after General Sharif was presented the Guard of Honour by Italy’s military at their headquarters.

General Sharif is currently on a three-day official visit to Italy where he met his Italian counterpart and discussed military relations, defence cooperation and training.

Read: Army chief presented guard of honour in Italy

The army chief highlighted Pakistan's perspective on international security at the Centre of Internation Study in Rome which was widely accepted and appreciated by the audience comprising senators and members of the intelligence.



Another tweet added that the international community acknowledges Pakistan for its efforts to eradicate terrorism.



With regard to relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, the army chief described the relationship as "uniquely inseparable".



Commenting on the ongoing Operation Zarb-e-Azb, he said that it is a "comprehensive concept against terrorism and would ensure that Pakistan would be freed from terror." Further, he assured that progress was made in several operations across the country.



He also added that the operation would ensure peace in Pakistan and in regions beyond, adding that terrorists would not be able to re-establish strongholds in the region.



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Zaida Parvez | 9 years ago | Reply Pakistan has been trying to survive for the last 70 years. Nothing new here.
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