The chief of staff of the army (COAS), General Syed Asim Munir, pronounced a powerful speech during the first Pakistani convention abroad in Islamabad, claiming that the enemies of Pakistan are mistaken in thinking that a handful of terrorists can dictate the destiny of the country.
“Even ten generations of terrorists cannot damage Balutchistan or Pakistan,” he said, adding that Balutchistan is not only vital for the future of the country but also a symbol of national pride.
He stressed that as long as Pakistan’s proud people stand behind their armed forces, no challenge is insurmountable.
Coas Munnir has expressed deep admiration for the patriotism of Pakistani abroad, declaring: “I am really moved by your passion for Pakistan. Let me make sure that our link with you is even stronger. ”
He rejected the notion of brain leak, rather calling it a “brain gain” and praised the world Pakistani diaspora as an ambassadors and brilliant lights of the nation. “You are not only representatives; you are the brilliance of Pakistan which reflects around the world,” he said.
Undering the diaspora to share the heritage of Pakistan with future generations, General Munnir reaffirmed that the values and the vision for which the country was founded should be preserved and transmitted.
He added that Allah had blessed Pakistan with many natural resources, and citizens should be grateful. “Together, we send a clear message: whoever hinders Pakistan’s progress will be deleted,” he said.
Addressing national identity and resilience, General Munnir reminded the Pakistani abroad that their heritage is rooted in a noble civilization and ideology. “We do not fear adversity; We have never bowed against the difficulties, and we will never do it. ”
The Coas also paid tribute to the martyrs of Pakistan, claiming that the nation considers them with the greatest honor and dignity. “Their sacrifices are eternal and will never be forgotten.”
On regional issues, General Munnir has reiterated unshakable support for the cashmere people, calling the “jugular vein” of the cashmere and expressing its solidarity with the Palestinians, saying that the hearts of the Pakistanis beat with the people of Gaza.
He concluded by saying that the progress of Pakistan is underway. “The question is not whether Pakistan will progress, but how fast.” The speech ended with a resounding song by the participants: “Pakistan Zindabad”.
