No compromise on national security, Pakistan’s borders fully secure: General Amir Raza

Commander National Strategic Command General Syed Amir Raza said that Pakistan’s military forces have demonstrated their skills in every field. He stated national security would not be jeopardized and the country’s borders were well safeguarded.

Addressing a dignified passing out ceremony at Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, General Syed Amir Raza said that cadets will execute their entire duty in safeguarding national security. “We’re going to have struggles every day as we start our professional life,” he remarked.

General Amir Raza said honesty, integrity and boldness are the key principles of leadership and recommended the cadets to face these difficulties with courage. “It is matter of pride that women are participating and Pakistan Armed Forces have shown their capabilities in every field,” he told the audience.

He said Pakistan had played a good role worldwide as a mediator for regional peace. “The world has seen Pakistan’s role as a mediator for regional peace,” he said, adding that the country has played a good role internationally amid recent regional tensions.

The commander said Pakistan’s national security was not threatened and its military forces were adequately prepared to defend every inch of the country. He also stressed that cross-border infiltration would not be tolerated under any circumstances.

The Kashmir issue has remained unresolved at the international level on the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, stated General Syed Amir Raza. He also called for an end to the violation of human rights in Palestine.

He informed the cadets that the brave military of the country were laying down their lives for the defense of Pakistan. The cadets would carry the heavy responsibility of protecting the security, dignity and sovereignty of the country, he said.

Pakistan Military Academy Kakul will hold the passing-out ceremony of 73rd Integrated Course and 28th Lady Cadet Course. The occasion also witnessed passing out of the graduates of the 154th PMA Long Course and the 39th Technical Graduate Course after finishing training.