Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir was accorded a formal guard of honour at the General Headquarters (GHQ) today, marking an important ceremonial event in the military calendar.
The ceremony included a traditional display of military precision, with troops standing in formation and presenting arms as a sign of respect and recognition for the army chief.
Officials said the guard of honour is a customary practice to honour the leadership of the Pakistan Army and reinforce the values of discipline, dedication, and service.
During the event, General Munir reviewed the troops, inspecting their readiness, uniformity, and morale.
The ceremony also featured a display of military drills, showcasing the skills and coordination of various units stationed at GHQ.
Senior military officials and officers attended the occasion, highlighting the unity and hierarchical traditions of the armed forces.
The army spokesperson noted that such ceremonial events play a key role in boosting troop morale and demonstrating operational readiness.
They added that the guard of honour symbolizes respect for leadership while reaffirming the army’s commitment to national security and public service.
Observers said the ceremony reflects the ongoing focus on professionalism, discipline, and ceremonial traditions that have long been part of Pakistan Army culture.
Political leaders and public figures often acknowledge such events as demonstrations of structured leadership and organisational cohesion.
The occasion was also covered extensively by media, emphasizing the importance of military protocol and tradition in Pakistan.
With security challenges and regional dynamics, events like these are seen as a reaffirmation of the army’s role in maintaining stability and readiness.
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