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Express Tribune
30-06-2025
- Politics
- Express Tribune
Pakistan Navy's combat readiness strengthened across all domains: Admiral Naveed Ashraf
Admiral Naveed Ashraf addressing at the PAF Air War College Institute in Karachi on June 30. Photo: Radio Pakistan Listen to article Pakistan Navy Chief Admiral Naveed Ashraf underscored the importance of operational preparedness as the key to success in modern warfare during a speech at the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Air War College Institute in Karachi on Monday, Radio Pakistan reported. Addressing participants as the chief guest, Admiral Ashraf highlighted the significance of constant readiness and strategic foresight, citing recent developments along the eastern front as a critical example. He also praised the leadership of Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, commending the Pakistan Air Force's efforts in modernising and swiftly integrating advanced technologies. These measures, he said, have greatly improved the operational readiness of the Air Force and reshaped the region's deterrence strategy. Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of the Naval Staff, Pakistan Navy visited PAF Air War College Institute, Karachi today. On his arrival, he was received by Air Vice Marshal Rashid Habib, President Air War College Institute. The Chief Guest lauded the academic and professional… — PTV News (@PTVNewsOfficial) June 30, 2025 He added, "Pakistan Navy's combat capabilities have undergone significant enhancement across all operational domains, including surface, sub-surface, and aerial forces. This transformation has made our maritime force more agile and potent." The navy chief stressed the necessity of cohesive national defence, emphasising the importance of inter-service collaboration. He revealed plans for more frequent joint operational exercises with the PAF, aimed at enhancing synergy and interoperability between the two institutions. Admiral Ashraf also discussed the pivotal role of technological advancements in modern conflicts, specifically highlighting the importance of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). He announced a strategic collaboration between the National Aerospace Science and Technology Park and the Pakistan Maritime Science and Technology Park to advance indigenous capabilities in unmanned systems. This partnership, he said, will bolster Pakistan's technological self-reliance and enhance its operational edge in defence. The navy chief further praised the Air War College Institute for its academic excellence, recognising its critical role in preparing future military leaders to tackle the complex challenges of modern warfare. He was welcomed by Air War College Institute President Air Vice Marshal Rashid Habib upon his arrival.
Business Recorder
30-06-2025
- General
- Business Recorder
Pakistan Navy's combat capabilities have seen ‘substantial enhancement', says its chief
Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf on Monday visited the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Air War College Institute (AWCI) in Karachi, where he emphasized enhanced joint operational readiness and strategic collaboration among the armed forces. Upon arrival, Admiral Ashraf was received by Air Vice Marshal Rashid Habib, President of the Air War College Institute. The Naval Chief commended the academic excellence and professional grooming being imparted at the institute, terming it vital for preparing future military leadership to tackle evolving security challenges. Addressing participants of the ongoing Air War Course, Admiral Ashraf stated that operational preparedness remains the 'cornerstone of triumph in modern warfare,' especially in light of recent developments along the eastern front. Naval Chief emphasizes need to maintain combat readiness to deal with all threats He praised Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu for his leadership in modernizing the PAF and integrating cutting-edge technologies, which he said have significantly enhanced the force's operational readiness and reshaped the regional deterrence posture. Highlighting developments in naval warfare, Admiral Ashraf noted that Pakistan Navy's combat capabilities had seen 'substantial enhancement' across all operational domains, surface, sub-surface and aerial, enabling a more agile and potent maritime force. Underscoring the need for cohesive national defence, the Naval Chief stressed increased inter-services collaboration. In this context, he announced the initiation of frequent, integrated joint operational exercises between Pakistan Navy and Pakistan Air Force to bolster interoperability and strategic synergy. Admiral Ashraf also pointed to the transformative impact of technological innovation in warfare, particularly the rising role of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). He revealed plans for a strategic partnership between the National Aerospace Science & Technology Park (NASTP) and Pakistan Maritime Science & Technology Park (PMSTP) aimed at developing indigenous UAS capabilities, thereby advancing Pakistan's technological self-reliance in the defence sector. PAF Air War College Institute is a premier institution where mid-career officers of Pakistan's armed forces and friendly countries undergo advanced training for future command and staff roles. The academic programme features input from over a hundred subject matter experts, including diplomats, scholars, scientists, legal professionals, and senior civil and military leaders, ensuring comprehensive exposure to modern strategic, operational, and geopolitical perspectives.
Business Recorder
30-06-2025
- General
- Business Recorder
Naval chief underscores joint preparedness, announces PAF-PN integrated exercises
Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf on Monday visited the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Air War College Institute (AWCI) in Karachi, where he emphasized enhanced joint operational readiness and strategic collaboration among the armed forces. Upon arrival, Admiral Ashraf was received by Air Vice Marshal Rashid Habib, President of the Air War College Institute. The Naval Chief commended the academic excellence and professional grooming being imparted at the institute, terming it vital for preparing future military leadership to tackle evolving security challenges. Addressing participants of the ongoing Air War Course, Admiral Ashraf stated that operational preparedness remains the 'cornerstone of triumph in modern warfare,' especially in light of recent developments along the eastern front. Naval Chief emphasizes need to maintain combat readiness to deal with all threats He praised Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu for his leadership in modernizing the PAF and integrating cutting-edge technologies, which he said have significantly enhanced the force's operational readiness and reshaped the regional deterrence posture. Highlighting developments in naval warfare, Admiral Ashraf noted that Pakistan Navy's combat capabilities had seen 'substantial enhancement' across all operational domains, surface, sub-surface and aerial, enabling a more agile and potent maritime force. Underscoring the need for cohesive national defence, the Naval Chief stressed increased inter-services collaboration. In this context, he announced the initiation of frequent, integrated joint operational exercises between Pakistan Navy and Pakistan Air Force to bolster interoperability and strategic synergy. Admiral Ashraf also pointed to the transformative impact of technological innovation in warfare, particularly the rising role of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). He revealed plans for a strategic partnership between the National Aerospace Science & Technology Park (NASTP) and Pakistan Maritime Science & Technology Park (PMSTP) aimed at developing indigenous UAS capabilities, thereby advancing Pakistan's technological self-reliance in the defence sector. PAF Air War College Institute is a premier institution where mid-career officers of Pakistan's armed forces and friendly countries undergo advanced training for future command and staff roles. The academic programme features input from over a hundred subject matter experts, including diplomats, scholars, scientists, legal professionals, and senior civil and military leaders, ensuring comprehensive exposure to modern strategic, operational, and geopolitical perspectives.
