COAS leads conference condemning terrorism and promoting unity

General Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), led the 264th Corps Commanders’ Conference at GHQ, where tributes were paid to the sacrifices of Shuhadas and efforts to maintain peace in the country were acknowledged. The COAS commended the Pakistan Army and Law Enforcement Agencies for their successful counterterrorism operations, emphasizing the need to proactively combat terrorist activities. He expressed determination to eradicate terrorism with the support of the nation.

The conference condemned recent terrorist attacks on Chinese nationals in Besham and civilians in Balochistan. Concerns were raised regarding terrorist groups in Afghanistan posing a threat to regional security and acting against Pakistan's interests, particularly the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. The forum also denounced Indian aggression in Jammu and Kashmir and reiterated support for Kashmiri people.

Solidarity was expressed with Palestine against human rights violations in Gaza. The forum highlighted the need for de-escalation in the Middle East to prevent a wider conflict. It addressed propaganda aimed at undermining the Armed Forces and emphasized the importance of unity. The conference pledged support for the government in achieving socioeconomic growth and combating illegal activities.

COAS directed field commanders to maintain operational readiness and uphold professional standards through rigorous training. The conference concluded with a commitment to uphold the law and constitution, ensuring stern action against those seeking to destabilize the country.