Prime Minister of Pakistan has officially hailed Lieutenant General Asim Munir as the country’s first Chief of Defence Forces (CDF). The announcement marks a historic moment in Pakistan’s military history.
Asim Munir, previously serving in key military positions, has been recognized for his leadership and strategic expertise. The Prime Minister congratulated him, highlighting his contributions to national security and defence readiness.
In his statement, the Prime Minister emphasized that Asim Munir’s appointment reflects the government’s confidence in his ability to lead Pakistan’s armed forces with professionalism and integrity. He added that Munir’s experience across multiple operational and strategic roles prepares him well for the CDF position.
Asim Munir has previously served in high-profile commands, including intelligence and operational assignments. His career spans decades of service in the Pakistan Army, and he has been involved in both domestic security and international defence collaborations. Analysts note that his appointment aims to strengthen coordination among the army, navy, and air force under a unified command structure.
The Senate and military officials have also expressed support for Asim Munir’s appointment. Lawmakers highlighted the importance of stability in military leadership for national security and defence strategy. Munir’s leadership is expected to enhance the operational readiness of Pakistan’s armed forces while maintaining strong civil-military relations.
Observers say Asim Munir’s appointment could also lead to reforms in defence planning, strategic resource management, and inter-services coordination. His focus will likely include modernizing defence capabilities and ensuring effective deployment of personnel and equipment.
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With this historic appointment, Asim Munir has taken a significant step in shaping Pakistan’s defence landscape. The Prime Minister’s endorsement reinforces his mandate to lead the armed forces effectively and uphold national security priorities.
