Chairman Joint Chiefs Meets Bangladeshi Army Chief

During his visit to Bangladesh, Chairman Joint Chiefs meets Bangladeshi Army Chief to discuss ways to further strengthen military cooperation between Pakistan and Bangladesh. The meeting was held in a friendly environment, where both sides expressed their commitment to enhance bilateral defense and training ties.

According to the ISPR, both military leaders reviewed the progress made in defense cooperation and expressed satisfaction over the positive developments. They discussed new opportunities to expand collaboration in training programs, joint exercises, and defense initiatives.

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The meeting also highlighted the importance of regular visits and continued dialogue between the two countries’ military leadership. Global and regional security issues were discussed in detail, with both sides agreeing on the need for close coordination to address emerging challenges.

ISPR further stated that both sides emphasized strengthening cooperation in counterterrorism efforts and exchanging operational experience. They agreed that mutual learning and training would help both forces improve their capabilities and contribute to regional peace.

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In conclusion, both delegations showed concern over the growing threat of misinformation campaigns and stressed the need for a united approach to counter such challenges. The Chairman Joint Chiefs meets Bangladeshi Army Chief meeting ended with a mutual understanding to continue working closely for peace, stability, and stronger military cooperation.