Summary General Syed Amir Raza says Pakistan’s borders are secure, cross-border infiltration will not be tolerated, and cadets must uphold national security and sovereignty.
ABBOTTABAD (Dunya News) – Commander National Strategic Command General Syed Amir Raza has said Pakistan’s armed forces have demonstrated their capabilities in every field, stressing that national security will not be compromised and the country’s borders are fully secure.
Addressing a dignified passing-out ceremony at the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, General Syed Amir Raza said cadets would play a full role in safeguarding national security. He noted that they would face challenges every day as they began their professional lives.
General Amir Raza urged the cadets to confront these challenges with courage, saying honesty, bravery and boldness were essential principles of leadership. He described women’s participation as a matter of pride and reiterated that the Pakistan Armed Forces had proved their capabilities in every field.
He said Pakistan’s role as a mediator for regional peace had been witnessed by the world, adding that the country had played a positive role internationally amid recent regional tensions.
The commander said Pakistan’s national security would not be compromised and its armed forces remained fully prepared to protect every inch of the country. He stressed that cross-border infiltration would not be tolerated under any circumstances.
General Syed Amir Raza said the Kashmir issue remained unresolved internationally in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolutions. He also called for an end to human rights violations in Palestine.
Addressing the cadets, he said the country’s brave soldiers were sacrificing their lives to defend Pakistan. He added that the cadets would shoulder the heavy responsibility of protecting the country’s security, dignity and sovereignty.
The 73rd Integrated Course and 28th Lady Cadet Course passing-out ceremony is being held at Pakistan Military Academy Kakul. Graduates of the 154th PMA Long Course and the 39th Technical Graduate Course also completed their training and passed out at the ceremony.
