RAWALPINDI: Chief of Military Employees (COAS) Normal Syed Asim Munir emphasised the vital function of inter-service collaboration, which he believes is crucial for reaching operational success throughout his go to at a Pakistan Air Drive air base to witness the continued multinational train Indus Protect-2024 on Thursday.
In an announcement, Inter-Providers Public Relations (ISPR) stated that Normal Munir was acquired by Chief of Air Employees Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu with Chief of the Naval Employees Admiral Naveed Ashraf additionally current.
“Train Indus Protect-2024 is the largest multinational train of the area that’s witnessing participation from 24 esteemed Air Forces converging to foster interoperability and coaching via state-of-the-art amenities embodying the train motto; ‘Stronger When Collectively’,” the ISPR acknowledged.
Moreover, COAS expressed his satisfaction over the fight readiness of Pakistan Air Drive (PAF) and the progress made via varied modernisation and up-gradation programmes.
“Later, he witnessed train operations, static show of varied area of interest and disruptive applied sciences the place he was briefed on the modernisation efforts of Pakistan Air Drive to remain abreast with up to date safety challenges which was later adopted by an enthralling aerial show by PAF fighter jets.” the military’s media wing added.
Normal Munir additionally interacted with the aircrew and appreciated the resolve of PAF personnel to safeguard the aerial frontiers of Pakistan.
“The chief of air workers expressed his gratitude for COAS’s go to, reinforcing the dedication to reinforce cooperation between the military and air drive in each coaching and operational contexts,” the ISPR added.
Furthermore, he apprised Normal Munir on modernisation and indigenisation drive being carried out by PAF via induction of state-of-the-art weapon techniques, the ISPR additional added.
Moreover, whereas talking on the event, the air chief highlighted that the continued train Indus Protect-2024 will go a great distance in bolstering interoperability amongst the taking part nations and can prepare their air & floor crews to face up to date warfare challenges.