The passing out Parade of the 153rd PMA Long Course and 38th Technical Graduate Course was held at the Pakistan Military Academy Kakul on Saturday. The event marked the successful completion of training for a new batch of cadets.
The Parade showcased discipline, tradition, and military excellence. Despite heavy rain, the cadets continued their march with confidence. Their performance reflected strong training and commitment to duty.
The ceremony was attended by Zaheer Ahmad Babar Sidhu as the chief guest. He praised the academy for maintaining high standards. He described PMA Kakul as one of the finest military institutions in the world.
Cadets from friendly countries also took part in the Parade. Their participation highlighted Pakistan’s cooperation with allied nations. The inclusion of female cadets also drew attention, showing progress in military education.
During the event, the cadets presented a salute to the chief guest. This moment reflected their readiness to serve the nation. The Parade continued smoothly despite challenging weather conditions.
In his address, Air Chief Marshal Sidhu congratulated all graduating cadets. He said their primary responsibility is to defend Pakistan. He also emphasized the importance of professionalism and dedication.
He stated that Pakistan supports peace and dialogue at all levels. However, he warned that any aggression would receive a strong response. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to national security and sovereignty.
The Air Chief also spoke about regional issues. He highlighted Pakistan’s support for the people of Kashmir. He said the issue should be resolved according to UN resolutions and the wishes of Kashmiris.
Referring to past military operations, he mentioned examples of strategic strength. He said these operations demonstrated the capability and professionalism of Pakistan’s armed forces.
He also appreciated the role of instructors at PMA Kakul. He said their efforts ensure high-quality training for future officers. Their guidance prepares cadets for leadership roles.
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The Parade concluded with a sense of pride and achievement. It marked the beginning of a new journey for the cadets. As they step into service, they carry the responsibility of protecting the nation.
