The head of the Admiral of the Pakistan Navy, Naveed Ashraf, stressed the importance of operational preparation as the key to success in the modern war during a speech at the Pakistan Air Force Institute of Air Force (PAF) in Karachi on Monday, Monday, Monday, Pakistan radio reported.
When addressing participants as the main guest, Admiral Ashraf stood out the importance of constant preparation and strategic forecast, citing recent developments throughout the eastern front as a critical example.
He also praised the leadership of the head of the air chief Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, praising the efforts of the Pakistan Air Force to quickly modernize and integrate advanced technologies. These measures, he said, have greatly improved the operational preparation of the Air Force and have reformed the disjion strategy of the region.
He added: “Pakistan navy combat capabilities have suffered a significant improvement in all operational domains, including superficial, sub-surface and aerial forces. This transformation has made our maritime force more agile and powerful.”
The Navy head emphasized the need for a national cohesive defense, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between services. He revealed plans for jointly frequent operating exercises with the PAF, aimed at improving synergy and interoperability between the two institutions.
Admiral Ashraf also discussed the fundamental role of technological advances in modern conflicts, specifically highlighting the importance of unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
He announced a strategic collaboration between the Aerospace Science and Technology National Park and the Pakistan Maritime Science and Technology Park to advance indigenous capabilities in unmanned systems.
This association, he said, will reinforce the technological self -sufficiency of Pakistan and improve his operational advantage in defense.
The head of the Navy further praised the Air War College Institute for his academic excellence, recognizing his critical role in the preparation of future military leaders to face the complex challenges of modern war. He was received by the president of the Institute of the Air War War College, the Vice President of Mariscal Rashid Habib upon arrival.
