PN 97th officer commission passing out parade
Saturday June 30, 2012
KARACHI: Pakistan Navy (PN) 97th officer commission passing out parade held at Manora PNS Rahbar on Saturday here.
Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Chief Tahir Rafique Butt was the guest of honour, while PN Chief Asif Sandela welcomed the special guest on this occasion.
82 midshipmen and 22 short service commission (SSC) officers, including 5 foreigners and 3 female were commissioned. Midshipman Shahriyar obtained the sword of honour.
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Pakistan Navy's 97th Passing Out Parade Held At Manora
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New tech concepts with changing warfare needed: air chief
Sunday, July 01, 2012
Staff Report
KARACHI: The nature of today’s warfare is constantly changing making it imperative for us to keep abreast of emerging technologies, new age weapons and concepts of technology driven warfare.
This was stated by Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Tahir Rafique Butt while addressing the 97th officers’ commissioning parade held at Pakistan Naval Academy here on Saturday. Upon his arrival, the chief guest was received by Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Asif Sandila. The CAS said that at present we are facing various maritime challenges and threats like growing menace of piracy and continuous naval build up by the adversary. To meet these challenges, we have to be more proactive and develop insatiable quest for knowledge, he added.
Chief of the Air Staff laid emphasis upon the graduating officers to keep the national interest paramount and never let anything influence their commitment to the national duty bestowed upon them. He extended his felicitation to the commissioning officers upon successful completion of their basic naval training. He said that it was satisfying to note that besides training young officers in the art of maritime warfare, Pakistan Naval Academy was also inculcating in them core military values of integrity, honour and courage. Earlier, in his welcome address, Commandant Pakistan Naval Academy Commodore Muhammad Abid highlighted the salient features of training at Pakistan Naval Academy. He apprised the audience that the commissioning term comprises 82 regular and 22 Short Service Commission (SSC) officers including 3 females and 5 officers from Palestine.
Later, the chief guest gave away prizes to the winners. Midshipman Shehryar received Sword of Honour for best overall performance. The Academy’s Dirk was awarded to Midshipman Zubair Rashid. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Gold Medal went to officer cadet Sohail Nazim and the Commandant Gold Medal was awarded to officer cadet Qurrat ul Ain.
http://dailytimes.co...ry_1-7-2012_pg7_18
Sunday, July 01, 2012
Staff Report
KARACHI: The nature of today’s warfare is constantly changing making it imperative for us to keep abreast of emerging technologies, new age weapons and concepts of technology driven warfare.
This was stated by Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Tahir Rafique Butt while addressing the 97th officers’ commissioning parade held at Pakistan Naval Academy here on Saturday. Upon his arrival, the chief guest was received by Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Asif Sandila. The CAS said that at present we are facing various maritime challenges and threats like growing menace of piracy and continuous naval build up by the adversary. To meet these challenges, we have to be more proactive and develop insatiable quest for knowledge, he added.
Chief of the Air Staff laid emphasis upon the graduating officers to keep the national interest paramount and never let anything influence their commitment to the national duty bestowed upon them. He extended his felicitation to the commissioning officers upon successful completion of their basic naval training. He said that it was satisfying to note that besides training young officers in the art of maritime warfare, Pakistan Naval Academy was also inculcating in them core military values of integrity, honour and courage. Earlier, in his welcome address, Commandant Pakistan Naval Academy Commodore Muhammad Abid highlighted the salient features of training at Pakistan Naval Academy. He apprised the audience that the commissioning term comprises 82 regular and 22 Short Service Commission (SSC) officers including 3 females and 5 officers from Palestine.
Later, the chief guest gave away prizes to the winners. Midshipman Shehryar received Sword of Honour for best overall performance. The Academy’s Dirk was awarded to Midshipman Zubair Rashid. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Gold Medal went to officer cadet Sohail Nazim and the Commandant Gold Medal was awarded to officer cadet Qurrat ul Ain.
http://dailytimes.co...ry_1-7-2012_pg7_18
Pakistani GDP 2011: $211 Billion
GDP Growth 2011-2012: 3.7% (Estimate)
GDP Ranking: 47th (15th In Asia)
Pakistani Trade 2010-2011: $65.22 Billion
Trade With Neighbours: $16.7 Billion
China ($10B) | India ($2.7B) | Afghanistan ($2.5B) | Iran ($1.5B)
Trade With US/EU: $16.38 Billion
Trade with GCC: $16 Billion
Pakistani Mobile Phone Subscriptions: 118 million (2012)
Pakistani Internet Connections: 22 million (2012)
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