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Air Vice Marshal Matar Ali Matar Al Obaidani, Cdr Royal Air Force of Oman visited Naval Headquarters Islamabad and called on Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi.

During the meeting, professional matters of mutual interest came under discussion. The Naval Chief highlighted Pakistan’s commitment and performance in fight against terrorism and piracy at sea including initiation of Regional Maritime Security Patrol in Indian Ocean Region.

Chief of Royal Air Force of Oman lauded Pakistan Navy’s role and focused commitment in support of maritime security and stability in the region.

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Induction ceremony of Marine Debris Collection Barges (MDCBs) was held at Pakistan Navy Dockyard, Karachi. Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Syed Ali Haider Zaidi graced the occasion as Chief Guest. Dignitaries from maritime domain in both public and private sectors attended the ceremony.

 

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Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi exchanging views with Gen Kenneth F.Mckenzie, Jr. Commander US CENTCOM at Naval Headquarters Islamabad

 

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Pakistan army is the best ever professional army worldwide and its on top. Pakistan army is more then 800k and still recruit every year new soldiers to serve country and die for country. Pakistan army jobs comes every year and people apply on them. we love pakistan army and pakistan air force.

Ok but experience says that the larger the army the weaker the training. Patriotism is great but training is better. As the old saying goes "Train hard fight easy"

 

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Pakistan Navy took over the command of Combined Maritime Task Force 150 (CTF-150) from Royal Canadian Navy at an impressive change of command ceremony held at Headquarters US NAVCENT, Bahrain. Commodore Alveer Ahmed Noor of Pakistan Navy took over the command of CTF-150 from Commodore Darren Garnier of Royal Canadian Navy.

The change of command ceremony was graced by Vice Admiral James J. Malloy, Commander US Naval Forces Central Command/ Commander US Fifth Fleet/ Commander Combined Maritime Forces. In addition, the ceremony was also attended by Commander of the Canadian Joint Operations Command, Commander of the Royal Bahrain Naval Forces, reps of Ambassador of Pakistan to Bahrain and Ambassador of Canada to Kuwait and other Senior Officers from foreign navies.
While addressing the audience, new CCTF-150, Commodore Alveer Ahmed Noor assured that his team is fully geared up to shoulder this prestigious responsibility. He also lauded the outgoing Royal Canadian Navy for their dedicated efforts to achieve the set objectives during their tenure of Command and reaffirmed his resolve to carry on with their good work in the same spirit. He further highlighted that relations between Pakistan Navy and Coalition Navies are time tested and are being continuously strengthened due to our focused commitments in support of Collaborative Maritime Security in the region.
Pakistan Navy had the distinction of commanding TF-150 for 10 different times prior to present Command which is manifestation of the trust and respect reposed in Pakistan Navy by the coalition partners. Over the years, while protecting Pakistan's maritime interests, Pakistan Navy has been actively participating in international coalition operations to ensure peace and maritime security in the region.
CTF-150 is one of the three Task Forces operating within the ambit of Combined Maritime Forces (CMF). Its mission is to promote maritime security in order to counter terrorist acts and related illegal activities perpetrated by the terrorists’ networks. It is a multi-national coalition for counter-terrorism operations at sea in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) with the mission to promote maritime security at sea; deter, deny and disrupt acts of terrorism while countering related illicit activities at sea.

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Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi exchanging views with Gen Kenneth F.Mckenzie, Jr. Commander US CENTCOM at Naval Headquarters Islamabad

Look at the body language

 

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Defence Minister visits Pakistan Maritime Security Agency HQ
Minister for Defence, Mr. Pervez Khatak visited Headquarters Pakistan Maritime Security Agency on Saturday.
On arrival at HQ PMSA, the minister was received by Director General Pakistan Maritime Security Agency Rear Admiral Zaka ur Rehman HI(M) and was introduced with officers of Pakistan Maritime Security Agency.
The minister had one on one meeting with DG PMSA which was followed by a detailed brief on the roles, tasks, functions and challenges faced by Pakistan Maritime Security Agency.
The Minister also visited PMSA’s newly inducted Maritime Patrol Vessel PMSS KASHMIR, where he was briefed by the Commanding Officer about Ship’s capabilities. The minister highly appreciated the quality and capabilities of various equipments. He also emphasized upon maintaining optimum readiness at all times to successfully deal with all challenges.
The minister for Defence appreciated the efforts being put in to safeguard the maritime interests of the nation despite having limited resources. He also assured that the present government will fully support the agency for their best efforts.

 

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Pakistan Navy Ship SHAMSHEER with embarked AL-43 helicopter, visited Port Mina Salman of Bahrain as part of Overseas Deployment for Regional Maritime Security Patrol in North Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman and Arabian Gulf area. Deployment of PNS SHAMSHEER in North Arabian Sea is primarily focused on ensuring safety and security of these waters for international shipping.

 

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Message from Chief of the Naval Staff on Mangroves Plantation Campaign-2019

Mangroves Plantation Campaign is an opportunity to strengthen our unique relationship with nature. Mangrove forests offer a promising habitat and breeding ground for a large variety of marine life; including fish, crab, shrimp, mollusk species, plants and other organisms.

As a national responsibility and in line with the Government’s initiative of ‘Clean and Green Pakistan’, Pakistan Navy has been undertaking mangroves plantation campaigns since the last three years. Pakistan Navy has till to date, planted over four million mangroves along the coastal belt of Sindh and Balochistan.

Global efforts to promote a Greener World are weighed down by deforestation, which is causing serious imbalance in the natural environment.

Similarly, Pakistan’s forests and mangroves have also witnessed decline at a disquieting rate during the last two decades. Depleting mangroves, not only affect coastal biodiversity but also the livelihood of our coastal communities. It is therefore, imperative to forestall deforestation through well-conceived policies and integrated institutional measures to encourage their sustainable development.

Mangroves are known to be effective in fending-off adverse effects of coastal hazards spurred by the climate change. Realizing its significance, Pakistan Navy being a major stakeholder for the protection of its sea shores has embarked on a major initiative to revive mangrove forests all along the coast.

I expect this Mangroves Plantation Campaign as well to raise awareness on the importance of mangroves protection and improve the overall health of Mangroves forests in the country.

On this occasion, let me reiterate Pakistan Navy’s commitment to play its role in preserving mangrove forests and the environment which is a blessing of Allah SWT.

I also take this opportunity to urge government departments, industrial community and individuals to join hands in this undertaking for the benefit of marine ecology and our coastal communities.

Let us strive together to make this Mangroves Plantation Campaign a success and preserve the nature for our future generations.

Pakistan Navy Zindabad, Pakistan Paindabad

 

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1500 ton PMSA Kashmir

 

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Handing over ceremony, PMSA Kashmir

 

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Handing over ceremony, PMSA Kashmir View attachment 553644

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This is an old news

Fair enough but new to me

 

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Fair enough but new to me

When is Pak buying Type 052D?

 

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When is Pak buying Type 052D?

The news about them are not very reliable. Navy concerned with induction of S20 subs as top priority