Chief of the Army Staff | General Qamar Javed Bajwa's Desk.

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With Mr Yerzhan Kistafin, Ambassador Extraordinary & Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Pakistan ..

 

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COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa, visited Corps Headquarters #Peshawar today.

 

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Mr Mohamed Karmoune, Ambassador of Morocco to Pakistan called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) at GHQ, today.

 

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1485962897872363524

 

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COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa visited Multan Garrison today,

COAS attended ongoing session of Southern Command War Games aimed at reviewing & validating operational plans & manoeuvres against the threat & emerging battle field challenges.

 

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1487087921991753729

 

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A four hour talk with General Qamar Javed Bajwa
Today I had a class at 2:30 pm which I had to miss, but the reason was worth it.
Some faculty and students from LUMS, LSE, LGU, GC and FC were invited to the Corps HQ in Lahore and the talk was supposedly by the Corps Commander. However, when the talk started at 10 am, we were surprised to see General Bajwa enter and then sit at a large desk on the raised stage, all alone. As per etiquette, I am not reproducing the stunning talk but only my general impressions.
General Bajwa was supposed to talk for 30 minutes followed by Q and A for 30 minutes: Anybody could ask anything. The corps commander, the GOCs, ISPR were there but mostly it was students and faculty.
The talk started at 10 am and finished at 2 pm! And I can say I have never listened to a more candid talk on Pakistan's history, politics, and even personal issues by the senior most army officer. Not even heard of such a talk.
General Bajwa is, no doubt, a gifted speaker. To sustain interest for so long and to answer all kinds of questions (some of the questions were as candid and upfront as you can imagine, infact beyond imagination) is amazing. Secondly, he has an unrivaled sense of humor: He cracked top of the line jokes all the time, interspersed his talk with verses, and responded with wit but also with logic. Thirdly, he knows things. Has learnt a lot and shared his candid lessons which again surprised the audience. He went through our history since 1947, interpreted it in his own way which I found very insightful, balanced and honest. Democracy was the only solution, religion should not be forced on people, education was the need of the hour, discrimination is bad, all institutions can make mistakes and the important thing now is to move forward.
I was sitting right at the front, behind the generals, and I must say I appreciated General Bajwa's thoughts a lot and one of the most amazing, even breath-taking analyses of Pakistan's situation ever. Four hours passed us by and at the end he had to stop because of the Juma prayers - he shook hands with us faculty: I introduced myself. Then there was some tea (hot gulab jamans, sandwiches). I got to my car (my faithful 1995 Margalla parked right next to the GOC's sparkling SUV) and phoned cancellation of the class (my phone was in the car as phones were not allowed)

Dr Aamir

 

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A four hour talk with General Qamar Javed Bajwa
Today I had a class at 2:30 pm which I had to miss, but the reason was worth it.
Some faculty and students from LUMS, LSE, LGU, GC and FC were invited to the Corps HQ in Lahore and the talk was supposedly by the Corps Commander. However, when the talk started at 10 am, we were surprised to see General Bajwa enter and then sit at a large desk on the raised stage, all alone. As per etiquette, I am not reproducing the stunning talk but only my general impressions.
General Bajwa was supposed to talk for 30 minutes followed by Q and A for 30 minutes: Anybody could ask anything. The corps commander, the GOCs, ISPR were there but mostly it was students and faculty.
The talk started at 10 am and finished at 2 pm! And I can say I have never listened to a more candid talk on Pakistan's history, politics, and even personal issues by the senior most army officer. Not even heard of such a talk.
General Bajwa is, no doubt, a gifted speaker. To sustain interest for so long and to answer all kinds of questions (some of the questions were as candid and upfront as you can imagine, infact beyond imagination) is amazing. Secondly, he has an unrivaled sense of humor: He cracked top of the line jokes all the time, interspersed his talk with verses, and responded with wit but also with logic. Thirdly, he knows things. Has learnt a lot and shared his candid lessons which again surprised the audience. He went through our history since 1947, interpreted it in his own way which I found very insightful, balanced and honest. Democracy was the only solution, religion should not be forced on people, education was the need of the hour, discrimination is bad, all institutions can make mistakes and the important thing now is to move forward.
I was sitting right at the front, behind the generals, and I must say I appreciated General Bajwa's thoughts a lot and one of the most amazing, even breath-taking analyses of Pakistan's situation ever. Four hours passed us by and at the end he had to stop because of the Juma prayers - he shook hands with us faculty: I introduced myself. Then there was some tea (hot gulab jamans, sandwiches). I got to my car (my faithful 1995 Margalla parked right next to the GOC's sparkling SUV) and phoned cancellation of the class (my phone was in the car as phones were not allowed)

Dr Aamir

So will there be any changes in situation for soldiers in balochistan? or will it be BAU?

 

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So will there be any changes in situation for soldiers in balochistan? or will it be BAU?

What BAU? And whats this visit got to do with Balochistan?

 

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1487125829100392448

 

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COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa, visited Turbat and spent complete day with troops.
COAS given a comprehensive brief at HQ FC Balochistan (South) on prevailing security situation, Pak-Iran Border Fencing & measures taken to counter hostile efforts…

 

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Ms Wendy Gilmour, Canadian High Commissioner to Pakistan called on COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa, at GHQ today,,,,,

Vepa Hajiyev, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Turkmenistan called on COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa, at GHQ today..

Ms Androulla Kaminara, Ambassador of European Union (EU) called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff.......

 

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Interior Minister of Saudi Arabia Prince Abdulaziz Bin Saud Bin Naif Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud meets Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa at GHQ in Rawalpindi on February 7, 2022

 

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247th Corps Commanders conference was held at GHQ today. COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa, presided over the conference.

 

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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Thursday attended the Colonel Commandant Ceremony at Ordnance Centre in Malir Karachi.