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https://timesofislamabad.com/pakist...ecurity-indian-ocean-vice-admiral/2017/02/18/
BEIJING (China), (APP): Though piracy has been reduced to an all-time low in the piracy-prone Indian Ocean, especially in the Gulf of Arden, it’s still imperative to continue combined international efforts to prevent its resurgence.
Commander of the Pakistan Fleet Vice Admiral Arifullah Hussaini talking to a Chinese social media website during recently concluded Aman-17 joint naval exercise in Pakistan, he said, vigilance should remain strong and any complacency at this stage could rekindle pirate activity
He said, the presence of navies in the Indian Ocean is still a must for free navigation.
As a historical and geographical crossroads along the Indian Ocean, Pakistan should ensure their safety and security with regards to trade and connectivity with other countries along the waterways and land connections.
One of the cross-connections is the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), for example, the flagship project of China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Pakistan. Its security is ensured by the Pakistani army on land and the country’s navy on the sea, said Hussaini.
For security of trade and the international community, the Pakistani navy has cooperated with the navies from many countries, including China, the United States, Australia and Russia, revealed the vice admiral.
Aman multinational naval exercise is one such effort to promote regional peace and stability by building trust and increasing transparency among international navies
BEIJING (China), (APP): Though piracy has been reduced to an all-time low in the piracy-prone Indian Ocean, especially in the Gulf of Arden, it’s still imperative to continue combined international efforts to prevent its resurgence.
Commander of the Pakistan Fleet Vice Admiral Arifullah Hussaini talking to a Chinese social media website during recently concluded Aman-17 joint naval exercise in Pakistan, he said, vigilance should remain strong and any complacency at this stage could rekindle pirate activity
He said, the presence of navies in the Indian Ocean is still a must for free navigation.
As a historical and geographical crossroads along the Indian Ocean, Pakistan should ensure their safety and security with regards to trade and connectivity with other countries along the waterways and land connections.
One of the cross-connections is the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), for example, the flagship project of China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Pakistan. Its security is ensured by the Pakistani army on land and the country’s navy on the sea, said Hussaini.
For security of trade and the international community, the Pakistani navy has cooperated with the navies from many countries, including China, the United States, Australia and Russia, revealed the vice admiral.
Aman multinational naval exercise is one such effort to promote regional peace and stability by building trust and increasing transparency among international navies