Rawalpindi:
Friday, senior military officials of Bangladesh and the Maldives called the chief of staff of the army (COAS), Syed Asim Munir and discussed the regional security environment in force, and the avenues for cooperation Increased in defense and security, inter-service public relations (ISPR) dit.
The people called Gen Asim included the chief of naval staff (SNC) of Bangladesh the Admiral Mohammad Nazmul Hassan, and the chief of the defense forces (CDF) of the armed Maldives, the general in the separate press releases.
During the meeting between Gen Asim and Maj-Gen Hilmy, the two parties expressed their satisfaction on the lasting ties of fraternity and friendship between Pakistan and the Maldives, highlighting their common perspectives on the main regional questions.
Recognizing the evolution of the security landscape, the two military leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen and revitalize bilateral links, with a view to improving collaboration in areas of mutual interest. Major-Gen Hilmy praised the contributions of the Pakistani army to regional stability.
During a separate meeting, the ISPR said, Admiral Hassan also congratulated the pivotal role of Pakistan in the promotion of peace and stability in the region. He appreciated the participation of the next multinational maritime exercise Aman 2025 and the conduct of the Aman dialogue.
The ISPR said that during this second high -level visit to the Bangladesh Armed Forces in the recent past, the two dignitaries have embarked on discussions on matters of mutual interest, the regional security environment in force and Avenues for improved bilateral defense and security cooperation.
Admiral Hassan also called General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, president of the joint committee of the Chiefs of Staff (CJCSC). The ISPR said that their discussion was focused on the development of regional environments and mutual strategic interests, including maritime collaboration.
General SAHUR SHAMSHAD MIRZA also met the Deputy Minister of the Defense of Hungary, TAMAS VARGHA. During the meeting, the two leaders stressed the importance of exploring new opportunities for mutually beneficial collaboration in the fields of defense and security between the two countries, said the ISPR. (With application input)
