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COAS attends passing out parade at Pakistan Naval Academy

COAS attends passing out parade at Pakistan Naval Academy

KARACHI: A grand passing out parade was held at Pakistan Naval Academy PNS Rahbar to mark the completion of training for the 123rd Midshipmen and 31st Short Service Commission (SSC) Course.

The grand ceremony marked a significant milestone in the careers of young naval officers. Chief of Army Staff(COAS), Field Marshal  Syed Asim Munir, graced the occasion as the chief guest and reviewed the parade.

The event showcased the discipline, training, and professional excellence instilled in the graduating officers, reaffirming the Pakistan Navy’s commitment to safeguarding maritime frontiers with dedication and honor.

At the passing out parade held at Pakistan Naval Academy PNS Rahbar, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir was presented with a salute by a smartly turned-out contingent of the Pakistan Navy.

He also inspected the parade, appreciating the professionalism, discipline, and high standards maintained by the young naval officers.

During the ceremony, Field Marshal Asim Munir distributed awards among cadets who achieved top positions in various disciplines.

He congratulated the passing-out cadets on successfully completing their rigorous training and encouraged them to serve the nation with honor, dedication, and professionalism.

Among the graduating officers, Cadet Abdul Rehman was conferred with the prestigious Sword of Honour in recognition of his outstanding overall performance during training at the Pakistan Naval Academy.

 

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