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Passing Out Ceremony of 152nd PMA Long Course held at Kakul

By News Desk
9:05 am | Oct 18, 2025

KAKUL – The passing-out parade of the 152nd Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Long Course, along with the 71st Integrated Course, 23rd Technical Graduate Course, and 67th Mujahid Course, held at the prestigious PMA Kakul on Saturday.

Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir graced the occasion as the chief guest. The ceremony milestone for the newly commissioned officers, symbolizing the culmination of their rigorous training and dedication to serve the nation.

Cadets from friendly countries also completed their training and were among the graduating contingents, reflecting Pakistan’s commitment to fostering military cooperation and professional exchange with allied nations.

During the ceremony, the COAS reviewed the parade, presented awards to distinguished cadets for their outstanding performance, and congratulated the graduates on successfully completing their training.

Passing Out Parade at the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, Abbottabad, is one of prestigious military ceremonies in Pakistan, marking the completion of two years of rigorous training for cadets of the PMA Long Course. The parade features a spectacular display of military discipline, precision, and pride, including the traditional march past, salute to the Chief Guest, and the oath-taking ceremony, where cadets pledge allegiance to Pakistan.

In his address, Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir delivered powerful address at Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, highlighting the nation’s resolve, the sacrifices of the armed forces, and Pakistan’s readiness to defend its sovereignty.
He assured the nation, “With the help of Allah and the support of the people, we will not allow anyone to take even an inch of our homeland.” Addressing cadets, Field Marshal Asim Munir emphasized that Pakistan’s armed forces have consistently faced both internal and external challenges and have successfully thwarted the nefarious designs of enemies on every front. He warned that every act of aggression, conspiracy, or proxy war against Pakistan would be met with a firm and decisive response.
COAS strongly rejected allegations made by the Indian leadership against Pakistan, calling them baseless, and said that Pakistan has already presented the facts before the international community. He praised the nation’s youth for their unwavering support against Indian aggression, standing shoulder to shoulder with the Pakistan Armed Forces whenever required.
Field Marshal Asim Munir highlighted the bond between the Pakistani people and the armed forces, describing it as “unshakable and invincible”. He said this relationship is rooted not only in military cooperation but also in national unity, trust, and shared sacrifices, stating, “In the battle of truth and falsehood, the entire nation stood as a reinforced wall with the Pakistan Army.”
Referring to Operation Binyan Al Marsoos, he said the operation not only strengthened internal security but also boosted the confidence of the nation in the army’s capabilities. He underscored that Pakistan Army proven its strength in all domains and left no stone unturned in defending the country’s sovereignty. Speaking on regional security, Field Marshal Asim Munir pointed out that Afghan territory is being used for terrorism against Pakistan and called for effective international action. He emphasized that Pakistan desires good relations with its neighbors but cannot compromise on national security.
He highlighted Pakistan’s active and vital role in the Muslim Ummah, stressing that the country is contributing not only diplomatically but also in terms of regional stability and security. Paying tribute to martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the homeland, he said, “These sacrifices are a shining chapter of our national history and will always be remembered.”
Gen Asim Munir’s speech not only boosted the morale of the cadets and the armed forces but also sent a clear message to the nation and adversaries that Pakistan’s defense remains in invincible hands and that every move by the enemy will be countered decisively.
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The writer is a staff member.

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