102 Pakistani, 64 foreign cadets pass out at 114th Midshipmen Commissioning parade.

KARACHI -- The 114th Midshipmen Commissioning Parade was held comprising 102 Pakistani and 64 Midshipmen from friendly countries at Pakistan Naval Academy Pakistan Naval Ship (PNS) RAHBAR, here on Saturday.

Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi graced the occasion as Chief Guest, said a Pakistan Navy press release.

While addressing the ceremony, Chief of the Naval Staff highlighted the technological strides and recent acquisitions made by Pakistan Navy and underscored the responsibility and challenges entrusted upon newly commissioned officers.

The Admiral said Pakistan was a peace loving country and desires to maintain amiable and friendly relations with all its neighbours.

He underlined that our desire for peace and readiness must not be misconstrued as our weakness as the Armed Forces of Pakistan were fully cognizant of all such nefarious designs and stand fully ready to foil them, whatever may be the cost.

The chief guest advised the newly commissioned officers to be grateful to Allah Almighty and remain resolute while taking up the sacred task of defending the motherland and put in their best to live up to the expectations of the nation in line with Pakistan Navy traditions.

The Naval Chief congratulated the commissioning term for practically joining proud community of the maritime defenders of Pakistan. He also felicitated Midshipmen from friendly countries on becoming commissioned officers.

Earlier in his welcome address, Commandant Pakistan Naval Academy...

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