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Naval chief reaffirms commitment to protecting maritime borders

Naval chief reaffirms commitment to protecting maritime borders

Web Desk April 02, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Naval Chief Admiral Naveed Ashraf has reaffirmed the Pakistan Navy’s strong commitment to protecting the country’s maritime borders.

During his visit to forward posts in the Coastal and Creeks Areas, as well as several naval ships, he addressed officers and highlighted the Navy’s vital role in maintaining regional stability. He stressed that safeguarding national interests remains a top priority, even during festive occasions.

Admiring the dedication and high morale of Navy personnel, he praised their efforts in defending the country’s coastline despite the challenging terrain of marshes, swamps, and unpredictable waterways.

He also acknowledged their sacrifices in maintaining vigilance and operational readiness, encouraging them to continue their mission with the same professionalism and determination.

Admiral Naveed Ashraf expressed full satisfaction with the operational preparedness of Pak Marines in the Creeks Area.

 

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