210th Corps Commanders Conference: Cooperation to continue with national institutions taking Pakistan forward

RAWALPINDI: The 210th Corps Commanders Conference on Wednesday expressed the resolve of continuing efforts in support of state institutions which are taking Pakistan on a positive trajectory of peace, stability and prosperity.

The 210th Corps Commanders Conference was chaired by Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Wednesday. It reviewed the evolving geo-strategic environment and security situation of the country, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement.

The top military brass discussed the progress of ongoing Operation Raddul Fasaad and Khushal Balochistan programme. The forum acknowledged contributions andsacrifices of all the national stakeholders, especially the resilient Pakistanis in rejecting terrorism and bringing about security stability in the country.

The Corps Commanders Conference acknowledged the contributions of all stakeholders in rejecting terrorism, bringing security and stability to the country. The military commanders discussed lines of stability operations to carry forward the gains of successful kinetic operations.

"The COAS directed that the stability and development efforts must trickle down dividends of peace to the public, while control of cleared areas is being handed over to civil administration through their enhanced capacity," the statement said. "Key step for its realisation remains linked to mainstreaming of Fata in line with popular public sentiments."