Closing session of Pakistan Navy Maritime exercise SEASPARK-2022 held in Karachi

The Closing Session of Pakistan Navy’s Major Maritime Exercise SEASPARK-2022 held in Karachi.

The Exercise was aimed to assess the combat readiness and operational preparedness of Pakistan Navy and validate war plans duly aligned with National Security Policy and military strategies while synergizing Naval Operations with Land and Air operations in conflict situations.

The exercise also afforded valuable opportunity to corroborate various operational concepts and re-align conceptual thought process in sync with operations as well as strategic imperatives.

Naval Chief Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi was the Chief Guest. The exercise was conducted in North Arabian Sea to validate operational plans designed under realities of ever-evolving geo-strategic environment.

Addressing the event the Naval Chief said the regional environment that continues to be infested with massive competition of interest, political instabilities and simmering conflict. He stressed the evolving character of war under the Grey Hybrid scenarios that possess complexity in understanding enemy’s behaviour and determining response possibilities.

He said that Pakistan Navy is vigilant to offset enemy’s quantitative leverages through superior professionalism, innovative tactics, perseverance and above all faith in Allah SWT.

He reiterated the resolve that Pakistan Navy stands fully prepared to ensure seaward defence and safeguard national maritime interest at all costs.

The session of the exercise was attended by high ranking officers from the Services and notable representatives from various Ministries.

Source: Radio Pakistan

Free of cost diagnostic tests for Tuberculosis available at TB centers: Dr. Faisal

Special Assistant on National Health Services Dr. Faisal Sultan has said free of cost diagnostic tests for Tuberculosis are available at the TB centers in the country.

Addressing an event in Islamabad on Tuesday, he said the country has pledged to eradicate this infectious disease by 2030. He called for greater coordination at different levels to achieve this goal. He said early detection of the TB greatly helps treat the disease.

Source: Radio Pakistan

PM not to compromise on independent foreign policy, national security: Farrukh

Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Farrukh Habib said Prime Minister Imran Khan would not make any compromise on the national interests and the independent foreign policy being pursued by his government.

In a tweet, he said a threatening letter was received just a day before the submission of the no-trust motion in the National Assembly by the puppets of the foreign powers.

Farrukh said the people, who had stashed the looted public wealth abroad, have always preferred their personal interests over the national ones.

Source: Radio Pakistan

AGP concludes arguments in Article 63-A of constitution

A five member bench of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Umar Ata Bandial has adjourned till tomorrow the hearing of Presidential Reference, seeking interpretation of Article 63-A of the constitution.

Attorney General Khalid Javed Khan concluded his arguments today (Tuesday).

Source: Radio Pakistan