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Briefs Peace Desire Is Not Our Weakness: PM Soon From LAHORE & KARACHI A sister publication of CENTRELINE & DNA News Agency www.islamabadpost.com.pk ISLAMABAD EDITION IslamabadMonday, September 07, 2020 Pakistan’s First AndP Only DiplomaticO Daily STPrice Rs. 20 Armed forces fully Govt believes EU envoy lauds equipped, ready to in freedom of Pakistan’s steady respond: COAS expression: Shibli COVID-19 response Briefs Peace desire We will secure is not our funds from centre: weakness: PM Bilawal PM Imran says the resilient nation and the bat- tle-hardened armed forces of Pakistan had the time and again proved that they were fully capable of defending the country premier said in his message rious history that was com- A.M.BhAtti to the nation on Defence memorated as a symbol of Day of Pakistan annually ob- courage, strong will, and ISLAMABAD : Pakistan’s served on September 6. unmatched spirit of sacri- peace desire must not be He said the resilient nation fice by its gallant armed mistaken for weakness rath- and the battle-hardened forces, the prime minis- er as it is to foster econom- armed forces of Pakistan ter said together with the thAR ufi A S ic well-being and prosperity had the time and again brave nation, Pakistan’s KARACHI: Chairman Paki- of the people in the region, proved that they were fully officers, soldiers, sailors, stan People’s Party (PPP) said Prime Minister Imran capable of defending the and airmen proved to the Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Khan on Sunday. country and were fully pre- world 55 years ago on this Sunday assured the citizens “We need to work togeth- pared to meet any kind of day, that they were ever RAWALPINDI: A RAWALPINDI,: Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa conferred of Karachi that no one will er for peace and securing eventuality. ready to defend every military awards during an investiture ceremony held at GHQ. – DNA be rendered homeless as a brighter future for our Noting that September 6 inch of the motherland work is carried out to remove coming generations,” the was a day in Pakistan’s glo- whatever the cost. encroachments on nullahs President (storm water drains). lauds Karachi Armed forces ready “We will clear the nullah encroachments but with package fairness. No one’s homes CJCSC meets Chinese will be destroyed. If a house to respond: COAS must be demolished, people ShujAAt hAMzA will be provided an alternate minister in Moscow ISLAMABAD: President Dr. Gen Bajwa said that Pakistan seeks peace in the first,” Bilawal said, while ad- Arif Alvi says a good pack- dressing party workers in age of worth eleven hun- region, adding that the country’s key efforts in Karachi’s Nazimabad area. dred billion rupees for Ka- Afghanistan were a testament to the fact The PPP leader said that it rachi and further discussion was “after 100 years” that on needs of rest of Sindh is the country had received a welcome response. ABid RAzA such calamitous rains. In a tweet on Sunday, he said Nation, Armed forces He has said that the party rains have devastated Kara- would now begin work in RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army chi, the biggest tax payer of Staff (COAS) General Qamar earnest on the development the country. He said reviving mark Defence Day of the city as the “reign of Javed Bajwa in his speech on its economy rests on its infra- Defence day warned the na- monies were held at Shahuada terror” in the province is structure, water supply, rain DNA monument at GHQ & at the effectively over. He acknowl- tion of the perils of fifth-gen- drains and sewage. eration or hybrid warfare graves & monuments of recip- edged that the Green Line bus He said Pakistan Peoples ISLAMABAD: The entire na- ients of the Nishan-e-Haider, project had adversely affected saying that its aim is to “dis- Party and Pakistan Tehreek- credit the country and the tion along with Armed Forces the country’s, highest gallant- the city’s drainage system. e-Insaf cooperation in ear- observed the Defence and of National Defense, on the tries were discussed armed forces, and to spread ry award. A large number of “I need you all to extend the nest can do wonders to lift Martyrs’ Day to pay tribute the DNA side lines of Defence and during the meeting. chaos”. “On this occasion, I people belonging to various kind of support you did to his city out of misery. martyrs & ghazis and reaffirm Security Cooperation Con- Both sides reaffirmed would like to divert your atten- walks of life attended the Benazir,” he said, speaking commitment to defend the ter- MOSCOW: General Na- ference at SCO Forum. their commitment to tion to another challenge. This ceremonies to pay homage of his late mother.. ritorial integrity and sovereignty deem Raza, Chairman Joint Matters related to chang- ‘Iron Brotherhood’ and challenge has been imposed to the brave sons of soil who Investiture of Pakistan, at all cost. Chiefs of Staff Committee, ing geostrategic envi- ‘All-Weather’ friendship on us through the fifth gener- demonstrated indomitable The day dawned with 31-gun Decision who is on a two days offi- ronment and further with continued efforts ceremony ation or hybrid war,” said the courage and valour in defence salute at the Federal Capital cial visit to Moscow, held a strengthening of security to forge deeper strategic army chief, while addressing of the motherland. Investiture regarding and 21-gun salute at provincial meeting with General Wei and defence cooperation ties for a shared future held at an investiture ceremony held ceremony was held at GHQ capitals. Wreath Laying cere- educational Fenghe, China’s Minister between the two coun- and security vision. Aiwan-e-Sadr at the army’s General Head- Rawalpindi on Sunday. quarters in Rawalpindi. peace in the region, adding Delhi took the “illegal step” institutions The army chief vowed that that the country’s key ef- of ending the special status of DNA the army would fight against forts in Afghanistan were occupied Kashmir. “India has today the threat with the support of FO summons senior ISLAMABAD: An investi- a testament to the fact. once again threatened peace ture ceremony was held at the nation and be successful He warned that neighbour- in the region,” said the army DNA Aiwan-e-Sadr in Islamabad on against it. While addressing ing India — like always — has chief, adding that it was a fact the ceremony, Gen Bajwa Sunday where President Dr adopted an “irresponsible that Kashmir was an interna- ISLAMABAD: An impor- Indian diplomat said that Pakistan seeks attitude”. He added that New tionally accepted dispute. tant Inter-Provincial Ed- Arif Alvi conferred upon mili- ucation Ministers Confer- This year, India has committed 2158 ceasefire tary awards to the officers and ence (IPEMC) scheduled violations to date, resulting in 17 shahadats and soldiers of the Armed Forces to meet today will take in recognition of their meritori- Army chief decision about the reo- serious injuries to 168 innocent civilians ous services to the nation. Govt believes Wing commander Muhammad calls on pening of educational in- have been continuously targeting civil- Noman Ali Khan was awarded stitutions in the country SAifullAh ian populated areas with artillery fire, President Sitata-i-Jur’att, for demonstrat- in freedom of that were closed due to heavy-caliber mortars and automatic ing valour in defence of moth- coronavirus pandemic. ISLAMABAD: A senior Indian diplomat weapons. This year, India has committed ISLAMABAD: Chief of the er land by shooting down Federal Minister for was summoned to the Ministry of For- 2158 ceasefire violations to date, result- Army Staff General Qamar an Indian aircraft when en- expression: Shibli Education and Voca- eign Affairs today to register Pakistan’s ing in 17 shahadats and serious injuries Javed Bajwa Sunday called tional Training Shafqat emy’s war planes violated strong protest over ceasefire violations to 168 innocent civilians. heena Shaheen is extremely on President Dr Arif Alvi Mahmood, will chair the Pakistan’s airspace after the by the Indian occupation forces along the Condemning the deplorable targeting of fiAz Ch. sad and reprehensible, vow- here at Aiwan-i-Sadr. high-level meeting on the Pulwama incident. Line of Control (LoC) on 5th September innocent civilians by the Indian occupa- ing that the incident will be During the meeting, they issue of re-opening schools Wing Commander Hassan 2020, resulting in serious injuries to one tion forces, it was underscored that such ISLAMABAD: Condemning thoroughly investigated. Ear- discussed the matters of under Standard Operating Mahmood Siddiqui was con- innocent civilian. senseless acts are in clear violation of yesterday’s murder of a social lier, Shibli Faraz paid glowing mutual interest. Procedures (SOPs). Pro- ferred upon Tamgha-i-Jur’at for Due to indiscriminate and unprovoked the 2003 Ceasefire Understanding, and activist and journalist in Tur- tributes to the martyrs who Earlier, Chief of Army vincial education ministers shooting down another plane firing by the Indian occupation forces are also against all established humani- bat, Minister for Information embraced martyrdom in line Staff addressed a ceremo- and other senior officials of the enemy in February last in Rakhchikri Sector of the LoC, 19 tarian norms and professional military and Broadcasting Senator of duty. In a video message on ny at GHQ where medals will attend the conference. year. It may be added that Paki- year old Muhammad Tariq s/o Ghulam conduct. These egregious violations of Shibli Faraz on Sunday said the occasion of Defense Day, were conferred to the fam- The meeting will take de- stan Air Force had evolved the Hussain, resident of Village Kirni, sus - international law reflect consistent In- that the government “strongly the minister said that the nation ilies of martyreds, while cision on the opening of Operation Swift Retort after tained serious injuries.
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