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COMMANDER KUWAIT NAVAL FORCE CALLS ON CHIEF OF THE NAVAL STAFF AT NAVAL HEADQUARTERS
Commander Kuwait Naval Force, Major General (Navy) Saif Abdulhadi Alhamlan, called on Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf, at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad.
Upon arrival, the distinguished guest was received by the Chief of the Naval Staff and a smartly turned-out contingent of Pakistan Navy presented Guard of Honour. The dignitary was also introduced to the Principal Staff Officers at Naval Headquarters.
During the meeting, matters of mutual professional interest, regional maritime security environment and avenues for strengthening bilateral naval cooperation were discussed. Both sides underscored the importance of sustained engagement and explored opportunities to further enhance collaboration in professional training, capacity building and defence cooperation.
The two naval leaders reaffirmed their resolve to further strengthen the longstanding defence relationship between Pakistan and Kuwait, with particular emphasis on expanding the scope of naval cooperation and promoting closer institutional linkages between the two navies. The Commander Kuwait Naval Force was also briefed on Pakistan Navy's contributions and initiatives for regional maritime security.
Pakistan and Kuwait enjoy longstanding brotherly relations, underpinned by shared interests, mutual trust and close cooperation across diverse fields. The visit of the Commander Kuwait Naval Force reflects the enduring commitment of both countries to strengthening bilateral defence ties and is expected to impart further impetus to naval cooperation, contributing to regional maritime security and stability.
Commander Kuwait Naval Force, Major General (Navy) Saif Abdulhadi Alhamlan, called on Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf, at Naval Headquarters, Islamabad.
Upon arrival, the distinguished guest was received by the Chief of the Naval Staff and a smartly turned-out contingent of Pakistan Navy presented Guard of Honour. The dignitary was also introduced to the Principal Staff Officers at Naval Headquarters.
During the meeting, matters of mutual professional interest, regional maritime security environment and avenues for strengthening bilateral naval cooperation were discussed. Both sides underscored the importance of sustained engagement and explored opportunities to further enhance collaboration in professional training, capacity building and defence cooperation.
The two naval leaders reaffirmed their resolve to further strengthen the longstanding defence relationship between Pakistan and Kuwait, with particular emphasis on expanding the scope of naval cooperation and promoting closer institutional linkages between the two navies. The Commander Kuwait Naval Force was also briefed on Pakistan Navy's contributions and initiatives for regional maritime security.
Pakistan and Kuwait enjoy longstanding brotherly relations, underpinned by shared interests, mutual trust and close cooperation across diverse fields. The visit of the Commander Kuwait Naval Force reflects the enduring commitment of both countries to strengthening bilateral defence ties and is expected to impart further impetus to naval cooperation, contributing to regional maritime security and stability.
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*INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES AND NATIONAL DEFENCE ECOSYSTEM CONCLUDES IN ISLAMABAD*
A two-day international conference on “Emerging Technologies and the Development of National Defence Ecosystem,” hosted by the Maritime Centre of Excellence, Pakistan Navy War College, concluded at Bahria University, Islamabad. Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf, attended the closing session as Chief Guest.
The conference examined the technological, strategic, industrial and policy dimensions of emerging technologies while focusing on institutionalisation of academia-industry-military collaboration to develop an integrated national defence network.
Addressing the conference, Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf emphasised that the defence ecosystem must meet current needs while remaining prepared for future requirements. He underscored the importance of identifying technologies to develop independently, pursue through partnerships or monitor for future adoption. He also advocated developing shared national resources, including maritime data and open-water testing facilities, and regularly exercising it to test its resilience.
The conference focused on emerging trends in modern warfare, the balance of power in the Indian Ocean Region, arms control for niche technologies, counter-UAV systems, and the application of artificial intelligence and computational science to operational preparedness. Particular emphasis was placed on developing an indigenous maritime defence network. Participants also examined international defence innovation models, while a panel discussion explored a policy framework for sustained academia-industry-military integration.
The conference was attended by senior military leadership, policymakers, diplomats, academia, industry experts and students.
A two-day international conference on “Emerging Technologies and the Development of National Defence Ecosystem,” hosted by the Maritime Centre of Excellence, Pakistan Navy War College, concluded at Bahria University, Islamabad. Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf, attended the closing session as Chief Guest.
The conference examined the technological, strategic, industrial and policy dimensions of emerging technologies while focusing on institutionalisation of academia-industry-military collaboration to develop an integrated national defence network.
Addressing the conference, Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Naveed Ashraf emphasised that the defence ecosystem must meet current needs while remaining prepared for future requirements. He underscored the importance of identifying technologies to develop independently, pursue through partnerships or monitor for future adoption. He also advocated developing shared national resources, including maritime data and open-water testing facilities, and regularly exercising it to test its resilience.
The conference focused on emerging trends in modern warfare, the balance of power in the Indian Ocean Region, arms control for niche technologies, counter-UAV systems, and the application of artificial intelligence and computational science to operational preparedness. Particular emphasis was placed on developing an indigenous maritime defence network. Participants also examined international defence innovation models, while a panel discussion explored a policy framework for sustained academia-industry-military integration.
The conference was attended by senior military leadership, policymakers, diplomats, academia, industry experts and students.
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*PAKISTAN NAVY ATR ARRIVED IN TURKIYE FOR PARTICIPATION IN EXERCISE MAVI BALINA 2026*
Pakistan Navy ATR aircraft arrived at Dalaman Air Base, Turkiye, to participate in the 10th edition of multinational exercise MAVI BALINA. Hosted by the Turkish Naval Forces, the exercise features a comprehensive range of maritime operations, including Anti-Submarine Warfare, Anti-Air Warfare, Electronic Warfare, Mine Countermeasure Operations, Maritime Interdiction Operations and Maritime Security Operations.
The exercise provides an opportunity to enhance professional competence, strengthen operational readiness and improve interoperability through joint training, coordinated maritime operations and exchange of professional expertise. Pakistan Navy's regular participation in multinational exercises also facilitates exposure to emerging technologies, modern naval capabilities and evolving maritime operational concepts, while promoting mutual understanding and regional maritime cooperation.
Pakistan Navy ATR aircraft arrived at Dalaman Air Base, Turkiye, to participate in the 10th edition of multinational exercise MAVI BALINA. Hosted by the Turkish Naval Forces, the exercise features a comprehensive range of maritime operations, including Anti-Submarine Warfare, Anti-Air Warfare, Electronic Warfare, Mine Countermeasure Operations, Maritime Interdiction Operations and Maritime Security Operations.
The exercise provides an opportunity to enhance professional competence, strengthen operational readiness and improve interoperability through joint training, coordinated maritime operations and exchange of professional expertise. Pakistan Navy's regular participation in multinational exercises also facilitates exposure to emerging technologies, modern naval capabilities and evolving maritime operational concepts, while promoting mutual understanding and regional maritime cooperation.
