The Turkish Navy and Navy of Pakistan have successfully completed their first bilateral amphibious exercise, marking a significant step to improve maritime cooperation and operational coordination between the two allies.
In a statement issued by the General Directorate of Public Relations (Pak Navy) on Wednesday, the year was described as a “milestone” to strengthen interoperability and strategic alignment in the maritime domain.
The joint exercise had a wide range of training modules, which include combat shooting techniques, amphibious operations, convoy escort drills and military maneuvers in urban land.
PN & Turkish Navy successfully concluded the 1st bilateral amphibious ex -milestone to strengthen maritime collaboration and interoperability B/W two friendly armed. Ex presented a wide range of training activities. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/t2iime4Byb
– DGPR (Navy) (@DGPRPAKNAVY) August 6, 2025
“Live shooting exercises and melee combat scenarios, designed to sharpen tactical coordination and preparation in coastal environments, were also part of the exercise,” said the statement.
The exercise concluded with a comprehensive amphibious drill made in a designated coastal area, aimed at validating the operational preparation of both marinas.
According to the Navy of Pakistan, the exercise reflected the “deeply rooted defense association” between Pakistan and Turkiye, and reaffirmed its “shared commitment to regional peace through regular collaborative training initiatives.”
