ISLAMABAD: Vice Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Kaleem Shaukat called on Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Federation Navy, Admiral Vladimir Ivanovich Korolev, on Monday, at the Central Naval Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, according to Director General Public Relations.
During his visit to Russia, discussions on professional matters, bilateral naval collaboration and security in the Indian Ocean were held, said the official statement.
Vice Admiral Shaukat also highlighted Pakistan’s commitment and performance in its fight against terrorism, including Pakistan Navy’s contributions toward regional maritime security to ensure peace and stability in the Indian Ocean region.
A memorandum of understanding on bilateral cooperation between both navies was also signed by both dignitaries.
During the visit, the Pakistani vice chief also attended a naval parade commemorating Russian Federation Navy Day.
Korolev appreciated the role and contributions made by the Pakistan Navy in maintaining peace and security in the region.
Pakistan and Russia enjoy cordial relations. It is expected that the visit of the vice chief will enhance collaboration between the two countries in general and navies in particular, the statement said.
Pakistan, Russia sign MoU for naval cooperation
Pakistan, Russia sign MoU for naval cooperation
- Vice Admiral Shaukat highlighted Pakistan Navy’s contributions toward regional maritime security to ensure peace and stability in the Indian Ocean region
- Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Federation Navy appreciated the role and contributions made by the Pakistan Navy in maintaining peace and security in the region
56 Afghan civilians killed in conflict with Pakistan since last week: UN
- Hostilities between the neighboring countries intensified last week
GENEVA: The United Nations rights chief said Friday that 56 Afghan civilians had been killed, including 24 children, since hostilities with neighboring Pakistan intensified last week.
And since the start of the year, the number of civilians killed in Afghanistan stood at 69, with 141 injured, Volker Turk said in a statement, urging “the Pakistan military and Afghan de facto security forces to end immediately their fighting, and to prioritize helping the millions who depend on aid.”
And since the start of the year, the number of civilians killed in Afghanistan stood at 69, with 141 injured, Volker Turk said in a statement, urging “the Pakistan military and Afghan de facto security forces to end immediately their fighting, and to prioritize helping the millions who depend on aid.”
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