UK army chief praises leadership of COAS Asim Munir.
The Chief of General Staff of the United Kingdom, General Sir Patrick Sanders, praised the leadership of Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, and acknowledged the “honesty and integrity” demonstrated by officers of the Pakistan Armed Forces.
Luncheon honoring British Military veterans of Pakistan’s Command:
General Sanders served as the chief guest at a luncheon hosted at the prestigious Army and Navy Club.
The event honored nearly 50 senior British military personnel associated with the Quetta Association, who had studied or served at Pakistan Army’s Command and Staff College over the past 50 years.
Unmatched Professionalism and Expertise of Pakistan Military:
During his address, General Sanders lauded the unmatched professionalism and expertise of the Pakistan military.
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He emphasized that Pakistan remains a top priority for the UK Army in various aspects of defense association and collaboration during his tenure.
Strategic Importance of Pakistan:
General Sanders also highlighted Pakistan’s strategic significance, being situated at the crossroads between East and West.
He described Pakistan’s army as battle-hardened and renowned for defending its country and providing critical assistance to partner nations.
Distinguished Attendees and Celebrating Shared Experiences:
The event was graced by numerous distinguished British military officers, including notable graduates of the Command and Staff College such as Lieutenant General Sir Alistair Irwin (1980 graduate) and Brigadier Tony Berry (1970 graduate).
Attendees expressed admiration for the professionalism and adaptability of the Pakistan Army.
Recognition and Souvenirs:
As UK army chief praises leadership of COAS Asim Munir, the Pakistan High Commission’s Army and Air Adviser, Colonel Taimur Rahat, emphasized the historical significance of the Command and Staff College in officer training since 1905.
During the event, souvenirs were presented to the chief guest and other distinguished attendees by the spouse of the Pakistani high commissioner.
