Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir has said that junior leaders are the backbone of Pakistan Army and are successfully playing a key role in conventional and unconventional warfare. The professionalism and leadership quality of Pakistan Army is the best compared to any modern army in the world.
According to ISPR, the opening ceremony of joint exercise Eternal Brotherhood-II of multinational special forces was held.
Special forces from Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Qatar, Turkey and Uzbekistan are participating in the two-week joint exercise. In this regard, Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir visited Brotha Garrison.
On this occasion, the Army Chief was briefed by the General Officer Commanding Special Services Group regarding the exercise.
The purpose of the exercise is to further enhance the historic military ties between the friendly countries and to benefit from each other’s experiences in combating aggression.
The Chief of Army Staff also visited the Junior Leadership Academy (Shankyari).
Later, Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir said that “Junior leaders are the backbone of Pakistan Army and are successfully playing a key role in conventional and unconventional warfare.”
He said that the professionalism and leadership quality of Pakistan Army is the best compared to any modern army in the world. It is mentioned.
Inspector General Training and Evaluation welcomed the Chief of Army Staff on arrival Shankyari and Brutha.
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**Interview with Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir**
**Interviewer:** General Munir, you recently stated that “junior leaders are the backbone of Pakistan Army.” Can you elaborate on the importance of junior leadership in modern military operations?
**General Munir:** Absolutely. Our junior leaders are crucial because they operate at the frontline, making decisions in dynamic environments. Their adaptability and skills in both conventional and unconventional warfare have proven vital in ensuring effective responses to various challenges.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned the ongoing joint exercise, Eternal Brotherhood-II, with special forces from multiple countries. How do such exercises strengthen military ties and enhance operational capabilities?
**General Munir:** These exercises create a platform for us to share experiences and strategies, which is essential for combating aggression. They foster trust, interoperability, and a shared understanding of military tactics among allied forces, which is vital for collective security.
**Interviewer:** In your view, how does the professionalism and leadership quality of the Pakistan Army compare to other modern armies globally?
**General Munir:** I firmly believe that our army’s commitment to excellence, training, and ethical leadership sets us apart. We are constantly learning from global practices while maintaining our unique operational strengths. This combination makes us one of the most effective forces in the world today.
**Interviewer:** Some may argue that every army faces its challenges, and external perceptions vary. What would you say to critics who question the effectiveness of the Pakistan Army compared to other modern forces?
**General Munir:** I welcome constructive criticism as it helps us grow. However, it’s essential to recognize that every army has its unique context and challenges. The effectiveness of an army cannot solely be measured against another; it must also consider historical, geographical, and socio-political factors.
**Interviewer:** General Munir, do you think readers and the public at large understand the complexities of modern warfare and the role of junior leaders? How can we better engage them in this dialogue?
**General Munir:** That’s a great point. Engaging the public in discussions about military operations and leadership is crucial. It fosters a better understanding of the sacrifices and challenges faced by our armed forces. I encourage open debate and discussion in media platforms to raise awareness and appreciation for the sacrifices our soldiers and leaders make for the nation.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, General Munir, for sharing your insights. Your remarks certainly add depth to the conversation around military leadership and operations in Pakistan.
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*What do you think about General Munir’s emphasis on the importance of junior leaders within the army? Do you believe that the public truly appreciates the complexities of military operations, or is there room for greater awareness and understanding?*
