A two-day Pak-UK seminar on 'Sharing experiences in stabilisation and peace efforts' being organised at NDU Islamabad. Chief of Army Staff, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, was the chief guest on the opening session. The event is second in ongoing consultative process between security practitioners of the two countries. UK delegation is being led by Lieutenant General Patrick Sanders.
Speaking on the occasion, the COAS highlighted the enormity of the endeavour undertaken by Pakistan against the forces of disorder and terror, over the last many years. He underlined the importance and context of the military campaign that commenced in 2007-08 and has now evolved into Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, which is aimed at utilising the success of military operation to bring lasting peace, stability and normalcy to the country.
Earlier, Lieutenant General Patrick Sanders paid homage to the efforts of Pakistan; people and the Army in their fight against terrorism, making not only Pakistan but also the world, a safer place. The audience comprised dignitaries from British High Commission, ex-ambassadors, senior serving and retired officers and participants from various think tanks and universities.-PR
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