Pakistan joins quadrilateral group to counter terrorism

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Army chief General Raheel Sharif meets Chief of General Staff Gen Fang of People Liberation Army. PHOTO: ISPR

Pakistan, along with three other regional member states, joined on Wednesday the Quadrilateral Cooperation and Coordination Mechanism (QCCM) to counter terrorism.

According to the media military wing, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the group includes armed forces of Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, and Tajikistan, which have agreed to establish the QCCM in order to coordinate and provide mutual support against terrorism.

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These countries’ armed forces will help one another in countering terrorism, clue verification, intelligence sharing, capacity building and joint training exercises.

Army chief Gen Raheel Sharif, Afghan army chief Qadam Shah, head of Tajikistan Army Major General E A Cobidrzoda and Chief of Joint Staff Department of Central Military Commission General Fang Fenghui were present on the occasion.

The participants unanimously agreed that terrorism and extremism were serious threats to regional stability, reiterating to cooperate for tackling them for peace and stability of all member countries.

Earlier during the day, the COAS held meetings with Chief of General Staff Gen Fang of People Liberation Army. He discussed military to military relations, bilateral security cooperation, as well as all dimensions of long-term CPEC security.

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General Raheel also held separate meetings with Xinkiang province Party Secretary Zhang Chun Xian.

He also witnessed counter-terrorism exercise in Ku’erla (Korla), a training base of People Liberation Army.

“Exercise encompassed an effective neutralisation of a terrorists’ base in a remote mountainous region employing all the modern aerial and ground equipment and gadgets,” the military’s media wing said.

 

[ebrahym]

the group includes armed forces of Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, and Tajikistan

Tajikistan is the first step of pakistan in central asia though they still house an indian airbase

 

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Tajikistan is the first step of pakistan in central asia though they still house an indian airbase

Why are they keeping Ariforce base so far west? to race with Pigeons ?

 

[ebrahym]

Why are they keeping Ariforce base so far west? to race with Pigeons ?

to encircle Pakistan
bro everyone knows that
it gives them aerial penetration into Afghan airspace which would otherwise be impossible

 

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to encircle Pakistan
bro everyone knows that
it gives them aerial penetration into Afghan airspace which would otherwise be impossible

Fascinating,Time to send some Local Tajiks from Pakistan to bomb the base.

 

[ranjeet]

Fascinating,Time to send some Local Tajiks from Pakistan to bomb the base.

Wow, what a brilliant thought to put across on a thread about joining a group to counter terrorism.

 

[ebrahym]

send some Local Tajiks from Pakistan to bomb the base

oh nonononon
it will seriously undermine our relation with central asian dictatorship
plus tajiks already hate us due to their involvement in northern alliance
what we should do is diplomacy plus china has a huge influence over them so this base should be easy to be gone

what a brilliant thought to put across on a thread about joining a group to counter terrorism.

 

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Wow, what a brilliant thought to put across on a thread about joining a group to counter terrorism.

Well It's unfair for a Indian air-base so far up those parts,You don't belong there ...Tajiks do,It has nothing to do with Terrorism.
The Tajiks we will send will Just bomb the base and claim the land as their own.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

Just like the guy above me posting about bombing people, Pakistan must eliminate its own worms in effect for that counter terror group to have some value.

 

[X-2.]

Fascinating,Time to send some Local Tajiks from Pakistan to bomb the base.

Lol no...let them hv to waste money on it when time will come.. if,then u will see it was use less