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Maritime Affairs Minister meets Naval Chief

Maritime Affairs Minister meets Naval Chief

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Qaiser Ahamed Sheikh visited Naval Headquarters, Islamabad and called on Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf.

During the meeting, professional matters of mutual interest and Pakistan Navy’s role in regional maritime security and Indian Ocean region came under discussion.

Both the dignitaries also dilated upon prospects of maritime economy and its importance for overall economic growth of the country.

Later on, a detailed briefing was given to the Minister regarding Pakistan’s maritime challenges, opportunities and steps taken by Pak Navy to facilitate awareness and development of this crucial sector for future economic progress of Pakistan.

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Earlier, Pakistan Navy Command & Staff Conference was chaired by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf concluded at Navy Headquarters Islamabad.

Matters regarding maritime environment, safety of Pakistani SLOCs, operation preparedness, training & welfare of troops reviewed.

The CNS emphasized on acquisition of capabilities with focus on indigenous R&D.

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