ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah, who is on an official visit to Indonesia, called on Commandant Marine Corps Maj Ge
n Bambang Suwantono and Commandant Western Fleet Command Rear Admiral Aan Kumia of Indonesia.
Upon his arrival at Marines Base and Western Fleet Command Headquarters, the naval chief was presented a guard of honour. During the meeting with Commandant Marine Corps, Maj Ge
n Bambang Suwantono, diverse matters o
f professional interest ranging from Maritime Security and Stability, Coalition Maritime Campaign Plan (CMCP), Counter Pir
acy Operations, drug trafficking and various avenues to enhance interoperability between Pakistan and Indonesian Navy were dilated upon.
Naval Chief also highlighted Pakistan’s commitment and performance in figh
t against terrorism in general and Pakistan Navy’s efforts for maintaining regional peace and security in particular.
Ge
n Bambang Suwantono acknowledged stron
g foundations and historical ties between Pakistan and Indonesia and lauded PN efforts and focused commitments in support of collaborative maritime security in the region and extending cooperation in diverse fields to Indonesian Navy.
Later, Chief of the Naval Staff called on Commandant Fleet Command, Rear Admiral Aan Kumia.
Upon his arrival at Western Fleet Command Headquarters at Jakarta, Indonesia, he was warmly welcomed by Commandant Fleet Command and was also given detailed briefings regarding western Fleet Command of Indonesian Navy. During the meeting, professional matters of mutual interest came under discussion.
The Naval Chief Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah appreciated the professionalism and commitment of Indonesian Navy officers and men. The commandant Western Fleet Commmand highly lauded the role and contributions of Pakistan Navy in spearheading various initiatives for maintaining peace and stability in the region.
