COAS General Bajwa likely to meet top official during his stay in US

NEW YORK – Pakistan Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa is scheduled to meet the senior Biden administration this week during his official visit to the United States (US).

According to the media reports, General Bajwa will stay one week in the US for his official meetings.

Pakistani officials at the embassy did not reveal the details of the army chief’s visit. It is expected that during his stay in the US, he might be holding meetings with senior defence, intelligence, and national security, as well as Centcom officials.

On Sunday, General Bajwa met the military adviser to Secretary-General United Nations (UN) Birame Diop and discussed matters of mutual interest and regional security situation. The devastation caused by the recent floods also came under discussion.

According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the two sides discussed diverse matters, including the overall regional security.

The top military officials discussed the matters of mutual interest as well as the devastation caused by floods in Pakistan.

The army chief appreciated the role of Gen Diop, who is from Senegal, in promoting core values of the United Nations and its response to the disaster in the country.