Pakistan, US agree to enhance cooperation between their airforces

Pakistan air chief, US ambassador discuss cooperation in air forces' training 

Pakistan and the United States have jointly advocated for an increased momentum in the training activities of their air forces. US Ambassador to Pakistan, Donald Blome, met with Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force, at his office in Islamabad on Tuesday.

During the meeting, both dignitaries expressed their shared desire to enhance training collaboration between the two air forces. They emphasized the importance of fostering a robust exchange of delegations and knowledge sharing to strengthen the capabilities of both the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and the US Air Force.

 

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Discussions also centered around collaboration in recently established techno parks, focusing on leveraging technological advancements to enhance operational effectiveness and efficiency. Reorganization of mutual cooperation parameters was deliberated upon, aiming to strengthen existing ties and explore new avenues for joint ventures and strategic partnerships.

The Air Chief highlighted the cordial relations between the two nations and expressed determination to elevate the existing synergistic partnership between Pakistan and the United States. He emphasized the robust diplomatic, economic, and defense ties firmly rooted in mutual consensus concerning regional peace, security, and stability.

 

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The US envoy praised the professionalism of Pakistan Air Force personnel and acknowledged the significant strides made by the PAF through indigenization under current leadership. The ambassador also commended Pakistan's unwavering commitment to facilitating regional peace and stability. Both sides agreed to optimize the existing military-to-military relationship with a specific focus on enriching training programs and strengthening operational competencies.

Source: The Nation

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