Army capable to meet all internal, external threats
- COAS asks ISPD internees to have confidence in themselves, adhere to
- merit, follow rule of law, and don't look for shortcuts in life for success
- Commander Polish Land Forces Brigadier General Wojclech Granowshi
- calls on Army Chief & lauds Pakistan's efforts in fight against terrorism
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa says Pakistan Army is capable to meet all internal and external challenges.
He was speaking to the youth undergoing annual internship programme during his visit to Inter Services Publication Directorate (ISPR).
COAS addressed and interacted with youth undergoing annual internship programme at ISPR. COAS congratulated the students on successful completion of the internship program.
Speaking on the occasion, COAS said that Pakistan is blessed with most talented and vibrant youth, and, future of Pakistan belongs to them. COAS said that he has full confidence and optimism that Pakistani youth realizing their potential will lead Pakistan to new era of peace and progress. COAS asked the internees to have confidence in themselves, adhere to merit, follow rule of law, and don't look for shortcuts in life for success.
In response to a question that how did he maintain his morale amid so much of challenges and pressures COAS replied that selfless motivation of his outfit (Pak Army) and hope he sees in future of Pakistan (the youth) keeps him motivated and committed to the cause.
COAS also assured the students that Pakistan Army is committed to provide them a safe, secure and stable Pakistan. Pakistan Army is capable to meet all internal and external challenge. Pakistan Army has achieved great successes to rid country of violence and terrorism. However for enduring peace each one of us has to contribute our respective bit.
"Every Pakistani is soldier of Operation Ruddul Fasaad" COAS said. COAS asked the students to remain mindful and vigilant of hostile narratives through social media. "Educated youth is prime target of ISIS and affiliates, be extra cautious", COAS advised the youth.
"Your success and progress in life depends on three things; Faith in Allah, respect to parents and hard work. This trinity is key to success" COAS remarked in response to the question on key to success in life.
The annual Internship Programme 2017 was held from 11 July to 17 August 2017 comprising students from various educational institutions across the country including FATA.
Meanwhile, Commander Polish Land Forces Brigadier General Wojclech Granowshi on Thursday called on Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa at the General Headquarters.
According to Inter-Services Public Relations, Brigadier General Wojclech Granowshi acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan's efforts in fight against terrorism.
During the meeting, views were exchanged on regional security situation and issues of mutual interest including defence, training and bilateral security cooperation.
The delegation was given detailed briefing on operational and training activities of Pakistan Army.
Brigadier General Wojclech Granowshi not only acknowledged the services of Pakistan Army but also lauded Pakistan's role in the global fight against terrorism. The Polish armed forces delegated was briefed about various anti-terrorism operations and training activities of Pak Army's soldiers.
Earlier, on arrival at GHQ, the Commander of the Polish Land Force also laid floral wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada. A smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Army presented the guard of honour to the visiting dignitary. - NNI
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