PESA renamed ‘Veterans of Pakistan’
Rawalpindi
The Pakistan Ex-Servicemen Association (PESA) has decided to change its name to ‘Veterans of Pakistan (VOP)’ following the worldwide practice but its objectives will remain unaffected.
According to the details, at the Annual General Body Meeting of PESA it was unanimously approved to follow the worldwide practice of using the term ‘Veterans’ instead of ex-servicemen for retired personnel of armed forces. Accordingly, it was proposed to change name of PESA, said a press release issued here.
After considering various suggestions, the Executive Council has decided to rename PESA as Veterans of Pakistan (VOP). Its basic objectives towards national affairs will remain unchanged. It will also facilitate link up with Veterans’ organisations of friendly countries. Contacts with Veterans organisation of Peoples Army of China has already been established since their delegation has already visited Pakistan and met officials of PESA.
A countrywide campaign shall now be started to encourage retired personnel of all ranks of the armed forces of Pakistan to join VOP. This will make its voice more effective to serve Pakistan and look after welfare of the retired servicemen.
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