A dignified ceremony of changing of guards at Mazar-e-Quaid in Karachi

A dignified ceremony of changing of guards at Mazar-e-Quaid in Karachi

Today, on the occasion of Defense Day on 6th September, a dignified ceremony of changing of the guards was held at the mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan Quaid-i-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah in Karachi.

PAF Asghar Khan Academy Air Officer Commanding Air Vice Marshal Ghazanfar Latif was the chief guest of the event. Pakistan Air Force cadets took over the duties of guards at Mazar-i-Quaid.

57 cadets including 7 women participated in the changing of guards ceremony. Chief guest Air Vice Marshal Ghazanfar Latif laid a wreath at the Quaid’s mausoleum on this occasion, recited Fatiha and wrote his comments in the guest book.

Speaking at the changing of guards ceremony at Mazar-i-Quaid, Chief Guest Air Vice Marshal Ghazanfar Latif said that our soldiers have been making numerous sacrifices for national defense.

He said that our forces have guarded the borders with heart and soul, today is the day in the name of our martyrs and Ghazis. Air Vice Marshal Ghazanfar Latif says that we have inherited the value of freedom and love for the country, behind every victory of the Pakistan Army there are the prayers of the nation.

He says that the battle of September 6 is an unprecedented achievement, today is the name of the martyrs because of which we are breathing. Air Vice Marshal Ghazanfar Latif further said that today is the day of renewal of pledge, to take Pakistan to the height of development and stability.

He also said in his address that Pakistan is built to last, no power in the world can destroy Pakistan.

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**Interview on Defense ⁤Day Commemoration**

**Interviewer:** Good afternoon and‍ welcome to our special segment commemorating Defense Day, ⁣observed on September 6th each ⁢year. Today, we are honored ‌to have Major General (Retd.)⁢ Sarah Ali with us, ⁣who has had a ⁣distinguished career in the armed forces. Thank you for joining us,⁣ General.

**Major General ⁢Sarah Ali:** Thank you for having me. ⁣It’s a pleasure⁢ to be⁢ here on such an‌ important occasion.

**Interviewer:** Defense Day holds significant meaning for many. Can you share your thoughts on why this day is so vital for our nation?

**Major General Sarah⁢ Ali:** ⁢Absolutely. Defense Day commemorates⁤ the sacrifices made by our armed forces during the 1965 war. It serves as a reminder of our resilience and unity as a nation. It’s a day to honor those ​who bravely defended our borders and to reflect ⁣on‌ the importance of national security and ⁢patriotism.

**Interviewer:** How has ⁣the observance of ⁢Defense Day evolved over the years?

**Major General Sarah Ali:**‌ Over ⁢the years, the observance has expanded⁢ beyond just military parades and ceremonies. It now includes educational programs, discussions about national security, ‍and community involvement. There’s a growing ‌emphasis on engaging the youth, helping them understand the ‍significance of ⁣our defense forces and fostering a sense of‍ responsibility towards the nation.

**Interviewer:** In⁢ your experience, what⁤ message do you believe is most important for future generations on a day⁤ like this?

**Major General Sarah Ali:** The key message is to appreciate the values of sacrifice, courage, and commitment to the nation. It’s also essential to recognize that national defense isn’t solely the responsibility of the military; it requires⁢ the participation of every citizen. Engaging in civic duties, promoting peace, and understanding our history are all vital for a ⁣strong future.

**Interviewer:** Thank you, General Ali, for your valuable ⁤insights and for honoring our heroes today.

**Major ​General Sarah Ali:** Thank you for having me, and ⁣let’s continue‍ to remember and ⁤respect those who ‍have‍ served our nation.

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