Pakistan Navy Multinational Maritime Exercise AMAN -2019
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Multinational Naval exercise AMAN-19 conference
A two-day preliminary planning conference of multinational Pakistan Navy Initial Planning Conference (IPC) of Exercise AMAN-19 concluded in Islamabad.
In a statement issued by Directorate of Public Relations of Pakistan Navy on Tuesday, the Initial Planning Conference provided a forum to discuss the broad contours and various modalities involved in conduct of Exercise AMAN-19, which is scheduled to be held in Karachi in early 2019.
Schedule of events both for the harbour and sea activities will be further refined during the Final Planning Conference planned in December 2018.
Pakistan Navy has been hosting AMAN series of the exercise since 2007. Since its inception, the exercise has gradually grown in its stature and the last exercise AMAN-17 saw the largest participation of 35 like minded nations.
Hosting of AMAN exercises by Pakistan Navy is a clear manifestation of Pakistan’s commitment towards peace and stability embodied in its motto ‘Together for Peace’, bringing the navies of the East and West on a common platform for the good of global commons.
Exercise AMAN-19 sixth of this series, will aim to develop coalition building, strengthen multi-layered security cooperation, enhance interoperability in Naval Ops and cross cultural interaction among like-minded nations.
Exercise AMAN-19 will include an International Maritime Conference, Maritime Terrorism demo, Table Top discussions on professional matters and various cross cultural activities in harbour while the sea activities will include advance naval drills and maneuvers including Anti Piracy Tactics, Counterterrorism Ops, Maritime Security Ops, surface firing practices, Search and Rescue maneuvers and an International Fleet Review.
The IPC was attended by over 36 delegates from over 25 countries and marked the first step towards the planning and preparation of AMAN-19 exercise. Participation of a large number of countries in the IPC is a testimony that Pakistan’s circle of friends is growing world over, the statement added.
A two-day preliminary planning conference of multinational Pakistan Navy Initial Planning Conference (IPC) of Exercise AMAN-19 concluded in Islamabad.
In a statement issued by Directorate of Public Relations of Pakistan Navy on Tuesday, the Initial Planning Conference provided a forum to discuss the broad contours and various modalities involved in conduct of Exercise AMAN-19, which is scheduled to be held in Karachi in early 2019.
Schedule of events both for the harbour and sea activities will be further refined during the Final Planning Conference planned in December 2018.
Pakistan Navy has been hosting AMAN series of the exercise since 2007. Since its inception, the exercise has gradually grown in its stature and the last exercise AMAN-17 saw the largest participation of 35 like minded nations.
Hosting of AMAN exercises by Pakistan Navy is a clear manifestation of Pakistan’s commitment towards peace and stability embodied in its motto ‘Together for Peace’, bringing the navies of the East and West on a common platform for the good of global commons.
Exercise AMAN-19 sixth of this series, will aim to develop coalition building, strengthen multi-layered security cooperation, enhance interoperability in Naval Ops and cross cultural interaction among like-minded nations.
Exercise AMAN-19 will include an International Maritime Conference, Maritime Terrorism demo, Table Top discussions on professional matters and various cross cultural activities in harbour while the sea activities will include advance naval drills and maneuvers including Anti Piracy Tactics, Counterterrorism Ops, Maritime Security Ops, surface firing practices, Search and Rescue maneuvers and an International Fleet Review.
The IPC was attended by over 36 delegates from over 25 countries and marked the first step towards the planning and preparation of AMAN-19 exercise. Participation of a large number of countries in the IPC is a testimony that Pakistan’s circle of friends is growing world over, the statement added.
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Pakistan Navy will conduct multinational maritime ‘AMAN Exercise 2019’ in the beginning of the next year.
To this effect, a final planning conference was held in Karachi on Tuesday. At least 41 representatives of participating countries attended the conference.
The Pakistan Navy spokesperson said the exercises would play an important role for formation of a joint strategy and consensus approach for global maritime security.He said the basic purpose of the exercises included enhancement of professional expertise in capability of joint operations and regional peace and security. He said naval forces from across the world will be participating in the AMAN Exercises with Pakistan Navy’s declared resolve of ‘Unity for Peace’.
Pakistan Navy had been conducting multinational Naval exercise AMAN since 2007.
To this effect, a final planning conference was held in Karachi on Tuesday. At least 41 representatives of participating countries attended the conference.
The Pakistan Navy spokesperson said the exercises would play an important role for formation of a joint strategy and consensus approach for global maritime security.He said the basic purpose of the exercises included enhancement of professional expertise in capability of joint operations and regional peace and security. He said naval forces from across the world will be participating in the AMAN Exercises with Pakistan Navy’s declared resolve of ‘Unity for Peace’.
Pakistan Navy had been conducting multinational Naval exercise AMAN since 2007.
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Pakistan Navy is hosting Multinational Naval Exercise ‘AMAN’ in February 2019
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Two Japanese naval aircraft reach Karachi for Aman 2019 exercise
Karachi: Pakistan Navy is hosting the 6th series of Multinational Maritime Exercise AMAN-19 in February 2019 at Karachi.
In this backdrop, two Japanese Naval P3C aircraft of Deployed Maritime Force for Anti-Piracy Enforcement (DAPE) visited PNS MEHRAN for Pre AMAN-19 exercise.
Japanese aircrew participated in various events including Search & Rescue (SAR) and Counter Piracy (CP) Exercises along with Pakistan Navy aircrew.
Japanese contingent also visited Maritime and PAF museums to learn about PN and PAF historic achievements. A farewell dinner for the contingent was hosted by Commander Naval Aviation which was attended by Japanese aircrew along with senior representatives and dignitaries of Japan.
Visit by Japanese aircraft is reflective of strong mutual desire to improve the level of coordination and interoperability at operational and tactical level. The visit focused not only to enhance good relations but also combating & countering illicit activities particularly in North Arabian Sea (NAS). Subsequently, aircraft participation in Maritime exercises afforded ample opportunity to participating aircrew to enhance interoperability for SAR & CP operations in befitting and professional manner.
Arrival of Japanese aircrafts is indeed a hallmark of Maritime Partnership between Pakistan Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defence Force. It is believed that JMSDF aircraft visit to Pakistan will further foster Navy to Navy relations and will go long way in improving friendly relations and give impetus to diplomatic & military ties between Pakistan & Japan.
Karachi: Pakistan Navy is hosting the 6th series of Multinational Maritime Exercise AMAN-19 in February 2019 at Karachi.
In this backdrop, two Japanese Naval P3C aircraft of Deployed Maritime Force for Anti-Piracy Enforcement (DAPE) visited PNS MEHRAN for Pre AMAN-19 exercise.
Japanese aircrew participated in various events including Search & Rescue (SAR) and Counter Piracy (CP) Exercises along with Pakistan Navy aircrew.
Japanese contingent also visited Maritime and PAF museums to learn about PN and PAF historic achievements. A farewell dinner for the contingent was hosted by Commander Naval Aviation which was attended by Japanese aircrew along with senior representatives and dignitaries of Japan.
Visit by Japanese aircraft is reflective of strong mutual desire to improve the level of coordination and interoperability at operational and tactical level. The visit focused not only to enhance good relations but also combating & countering illicit activities particularly in North Arabian Sea (NAS). Subsequently, aircraft participation in Maritime exercises afforded ample opportunity to participating aircrew to enhance interoperability for SAR & CP operations in befitting and professional manner.
Arrival of Japanese aircrafts is indeed a hallmark of Maritime Partnership between Pakistan Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defence Force. It is believed that JMSDF aircraft visit to Pakistan will further foster Navy to Navy relations and will go long way in improving friendly relations and give impetus to diplomatic & military ties between Pakistan & Japan.
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Pakistan Navy to host multinational Naval Exercise AMAN next month
January 27, 2019
Pakistan Navy will host the 6th multinational Naval Exercise AMAN, 2019 next month.
According to spokesperson of Pakistan Navy, forty countries will participate in the exercise with the resolve of 'Unity for Peace'.
The exercise aims at boosting the joint operational capabilities of the participating countries` naval forces for peace and stability in the region.
January 27, 2019
Pakistan Navy will host the 6th multinational Naval Exercise AMAN, 2019 next month.
According to spokesperson of Pakistan Navy, forty countries will participate in the exercise with the resolve of 'Unity for Peace'.
The exercise aims at boosting the joint operational capabilities of the participating countries` naval forces for peace and stability in the region.
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Pakistan Navy is hosting 6th Multinational Maritime Exercise AMAN 2019, in Feb 19. More than 40 countries are participating in this exercise
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Lots of progress re Navy. Any updates on future MPA program??
Has a request for information been sent out??
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Islamabad: The Pakistan Navy is set to host multinational naval exercise ‘Aman 2019’ in February in the North Arabian Sea.
More than 40 countries including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, China, Turkey, Japan, Russia, UK and US will take part in the 6th exercise of the naval series held every two years.
“Aman 2019 exercise with the resolve of ‘Unity for Peace’ aims at boosting the joint operational capabilities of the participating countries’ naval forces for peace and stability in the region,” according to a Pakistan Navy (PN) spokesperson. The international naval exercise is also a “manifestation of Pakistan’s commitment in promoting peace and stability in the region through harmony and collaboration.”
The idea behind exercise Aman (Urdu word for ‘peace’), which started in 2007, is to identify areas of common interest for participating countries and a shared understanding of maritime security operations, counter terrorism operations as well as humanitarian assistance and disaster response.
The exercise, to be followed by an international maritime conference, aims to safeguard and promote regional peace, display united resolve against maritime terrorism and crimes as well as enhancing readiness and interoperability between allies.
To participate in pre-exercise activities, two Japanese Naval P3C aircraft of Deployed Maritime Force for Anti-Piracy Enforcement (DAPE) have arrived at PNS Mehran in Karachi. The visiting Japanese aircrew participated in various activities, including Search & Rescue (SAR) and Counter Piracy (CP) Exercises, along with Pakistan Navy team.
The visit by Japanese aircraft and crew reflects “a strong mutual desire to improve the level of coordination and interoperability at the operational and tactical level” according to a statement by PN. The arrival of Japanese aircraft was termed “a hallmark of maritime partnership between Pakistan Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force” which would further foster navy-to-navy relations as well as diplomatic and military ties between the two countries.
Earlier this week, Pakistan’s Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi visited Bahrain and Jordan to enhance naval partnerships. On January 23, Admiral Zafar also held meetings with Commander-in-Chief Bahrain Defence Forces Field Marshal Shaikh Khalifa Bin Ahmad Al Khalifa, Commander US Naval Forces Central Command Vice Admiral James Malloy and Commander Combined Task Force 150 Commodore Darren Garnier of Royal Canadian Navy in Bahrain to discuss defence-related collaborations.
Pakistan’s geo-strategic location, at the crossroad of world energy routes, offers the country a unique opportunity to achieve socio-economic prosperity, according to the Pakistan Navy chief. The Arabian Sea is one of the most important international trade routes and the Pakistan Navy through its initiatives and diverse activities has emerged as a key player in the region’s collaborative maritime security paradigm.
Objectives of Aman 2019
• Display of united resolve against maritime terrorism and crimes.
• Contribute towards regional peace and stability.
• Enhancing interoperability between regional and extra regional navies.
More than 40 countries including Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, China, Turkey, Japan, Russia, UK and US will take part in the 6th exercise of the naval series held every two years.
“Aman 2019 exercise with the resolve of ‘Unity for Peace’ aims at boosting the joint operational capabilities of the participating countries’ naval forces for peace and stability in the region,” according to a Pakistan Navy (PN) spokesperson. The international naval exercise is also a “manifestation of Pakistan’s commitment in promoting peace and stability in the region through harmony and collaboration.”
The idea behind exercise Aman (Urdu word for ‘peace’), which started in 2007, is to identify areas of common interest for participating countries and a shared understanding of maritime security operations, counter terrorism operations as well as humanitarian assistance and disaster response.
The exercise, to be followed by an international maritime conference, aims to safeguard and promote regional peace, display united resolve against maritime terrorism and crimes as well as enhancing readiness and interoperability between allies.
To participate in pre-exercise activities, two Japanese Naval P3C aircraft of Deployed Maritime Force for Anti-Piracy Enforcement (DAPE) have arrived at PNS Mehran in Karachi. The visiting Japanese aircrew participated in various activities, including Search & Rescue (SAR) and Counter Piracy (CP) Exercises, along with Pakistan Navy team.
The visit by Japanese aircraft and crew reflects “a strong mutual desire to improve the level of coordination and interoperability at the operational and tactical level” according to a statement by PN. The arrival of Japanese aircraft was termed “a hallmark of maritime partnership between Pakistan Navy and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force” which would further foster navy-to-navy relations as well as diplomatic and military ties between the two countries.
Earlier this week, Pakistan’s Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi visited Bahrain and Jordan to enhance naval partnerships. On January 23, Admiral Zafar also held meetings with Commander-in-Chief Bahrain Defence Forces Field Marshal Shaikh Khalifa Bin Ahmad Al Khalifa, Commander US Naval Forces Central Command Vice Admiral James Malloy and Commander Combined Task Force 150 Commodore Darren Garnier of Royal Canadian Navy in Bahrain to discuss defence-related collaborations.
Pakistan’s geo-strategic location, at the crossroad of world energy routes, offers the country a unique opportunity to achieve socio-economic prosperity, according to the Pakistan Navy chief. The Arabian Sea is one of the most important international trade routes and the Pakistan Navy through its initiatives and diverse activities has emerged as a key player in the region’s collaborative maritime security paradigm.
Objectives of Aman 2019
• Display of united resolve against maritime terrorism and crimes.
• Contribute towards regional peace and stability.
• Enhancing interoperability between regional and extra regional navies.
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