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Successful conduct of IDEAS-2018 is a message to the world that Pakistan is a peace-loving democratic country: Sindh CM.
Dawn.comUpdated about 8 hours ago
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, while addressing following a military display organised at Sea View in Karachi, said the exhibition not only provides a chance to witness the technological developments especially in the field of defence but also it is considered to be a golden opportunity for mutual trade and cooperation.
He congratulated all the participants of the event, held at Nishan-i-Pakistan. “Today our belief has been reaffirmed that our armed forces are ready to face and thwart any threat to our Nation,” Shah said. He congratulated all the stakeholders for the successful conduct of IDEAS-2018.
"The presence of participants from friendly countries is a matter of profound privilege and a great honour for all of us," the chief minister said.
The successful conduct of IDEAS-2018 is a message to the entire world that Pakistan is a peace-loving democratic country, he added.
The government and the military are working hand-in-hand "to defend the ideological and physical boundaries of our beloved motherland", the Sindh chief minister said.
Navy's Sea King helicopters during a flypast at Karachi show held at Sea View. —ISPR
Commander SSG-N Imran Rana carries national flag during para jump at sea view. —ISPR
SSG-N commandos exhibit combat skills during the military display. —ISPR
Commander SSG-N presents Pakistan Flag to Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah and Punjab Governor Chaudhry Sarwar. —ISPR
Military personnel take part in a drill as part of the 10th IDEAS expo in Karachi. —AFP
A paratrooper descends on his parachute. —AFP
Military personnel take part in a drill during Karachi Show, part of IDEAS-2018. —AFP or licensors
Paratroopers descend on parachutes during the 10th IDEAS expo. —AFP
K-8 Karakorums of PAF's Sherdils aerobatics display team fly in formation over Sea View. —AFP
K-8 Karakorums of PAF's Sherdils aerobatics display team fly in formation over Sea View. —AFP
Dawn.comUpdated about 8 hours ago
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, while addressing following a military display organised at Sea View in Karachi, said the exhibition not only provides a chance to witness the technological developments especially in the field of defence but also it is considered to be a golden opportunity for mutual trade and cooperation.
He congratulated all the participants of the event, held at Nishan-i-Pakistan. “Today our belief has been reaffirmed that our armed forces are ready to face and thwart any threat to our Nation,” Shah said. He congratulated all the stakeholders for the successful conduct of IDEAS-2018.
"The presence of participants from friendly countries is a matter of profound privilege and a great honour for all of us," the chief minister said.
The successful conduct of IDEAS-2018 is a message to the entire world that Pakistan is a peace-loving democratic country, he added.
The government and the military are working hand-in-hand "to defend the ideological and physical boundaries of our beloved motherland", the Sindh chief minister said.
Navy's Sea King helicopters during a flypast at Karachi show held at Sea View. —ISPR
Commander SSG-N Imran Rana carries national flag during para jump at sea view. —ISPR
SSG-N commandos exhibit combat skills during the military display. —ISPR
Commander SSG-N presents Pakistan Flag to Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah and Punjab Governor Chaudhry Sarwar. —ISPR
Military personnel take part in a drill as part of the 10th IDEAS expo in Karachi. —AFP
A paratrooper descends on his parachute. —AFP
Military personnel take part in a drill during Karachi Show, part of IDEAS-2018. —AFP or licensors
Paratroopers descend on parachutes during the 10th IDEAS expo. —AFP
K-8 Karakorums of PAF's Sherdils aerobatics display team fly in formation over Sea View. —AFP
K-8 Karakorums of PAF's Sherdils aerobatics display team fly in formation over Sea View. —AFP
