Pakistan will continue to work for world peace, Army Chief announces

Pakistan will continue to work for world peace, announces Chief of theArmy Staff.

According to the report of Baaghi TV, Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa has said that Pakistan will continue to work for world peace under the UN Charter.

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According to DG ISPR, Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa in his message on the occasion of International Day of Peace Missions said that Pakistan would remain steadfast in achieving the goal of world peace.

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According to DG ISPR, Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa further said that Pakistan commemorates the sacrifices made by the brave peace forces, the messengers of peace are engaged in the service of humanity in the world. Today, Pakistan remembers the spirit of sacrifice of its brave peacekeepers. Pakistani peacekeepers continue to serve humanity in troubled times and troubled areas of the world.

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The DG ISPR also released a special video on the social networking site Twitter on the services of Pakistani troops in peacekeeping missions, making Pakistan the first country in the world to deploy women for peacekeeping.

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Pakistan is the sixth country to send its personnel to international peacekeeping missions. Pakistan has been sending its personnel to UN peacekeeping missions for 18 years. 400 Pakistani women personnel are serving in peacekeeping missions. At present, Pakistan has 4,460 personnel deployed in 9 countries. Prior to deployment in the mission area, Pakistan Army soldiers are trained. Pakistan Army is the best army in the world.

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Pakistan commemorates ‘Spirit of Sacrifice’ of our valiant Peacekeepers, who continue to serve humanity in challenging & restive regions of the World. “Sense of Purpose and Commitment of Pakistan towards global peace under UN Charter remains unflinching” COAS.#UNPeacekeepersDay pic.twitter.com/qz1LiDXVUo

— DG ISPR (@OfficialDGISPR) May 28, 2020

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It should be noted that the International Day of Peacekeepers is being observed today with the aim of acknowledging the efforts and humanitarian activities of peacekeepers around the world.

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