General Syed Aamer Raza congratulates graduating cadets at PMA Kakul, highlighting national security, professional courage, leadership and international issues.
General Syed Aamer Raza has congratulated graduating cadets and their parents at the passing-out parade of the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, urging the young officers to uphold integrity, courage and bravery while fulfilling their responsibilities toward national security.
Addressing the ceremony, Raza also extended his congratulations to cadets from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and other friendly countries who completed their training.
He emphasized that the graduating cadets would play an important role in safeguarding Pakistan’s security and protecting the country’s dignity and sovereignty.
“Integrity, bravery and courage are important principles of leadership,” Raza said, stressing the importance of these qualities in the professional lives of military officers.
He urged the cadets to face the challenges of their professional careers with courage and determination, reminding them of the significant responsibilities they would carry on their shoulders.
“You have a great responsibility for the security, dignity and protection of the country,” he said.
Raza also highlighted the role of Pakistan’s armed forces in national defence, stating that the military had demonstrated its capabilities across various fields. He said the armed forces remained prepared to defend every part of the country.
Paying tribute to military personnel, he said Pakistan’s brave soldiers were sacrificing their lives to protect the nation.
The address also highlighted the participation of women cadets, which Raza described as a source of pride.
Discussing regional developments, he said Pakistan had played its role amid recent tensions in the region. He encouraged the graduating officers to remain prepared for the challenges associated with their professional responsibilities.
The commander of the National Strategic Command also raised concerns about international issues, saying violations of human rights in Palestine should come to an end.
On Kashmir, Raza said the dispute remained an unresolved international issue that should be addressed in accordance with United Nations resolutions.
The ceremony marked an important milestone for the graduating cadets as they prepared to move into their professional military careers. Raza’s message focused on leadership, discipline, national service and the responsibility of protecting Pakistan.
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