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Defending maritime boundaries is our prime responsibility says Naval Chief

Defending maritime boundaries is our prime responsibility says Naval Chief

Defending maritime boundaries is our prime responsibility says Naval Chief
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The Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi has said that defending the maritime boundaries is the prime responsibility of the Pakistan Navy, and the Navy is ever ready for it.

According to the details, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi was speaking during a visit to Creeks area. Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi said full utilization of weapons is also important along with the valour to defend maritime boundaries of the country.


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The Naval Chief visited forward positions along the south-eastern boundary and met the officers and Jawans deployed there. He was briefed on the dangers in the Cracks area and operational preparedness of the Pakistan Navy.

Admiral Amjad Khan Niazi took charge as the Naval Chief on 7th OCT, 2020. Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi had joined the Pakistan Navy in 1983. The Sword of Honor recipient, the Admiral has a distinguished career with various Command and Staff appointments’ experience. He is a recipient of Hilal-i-Imtiaz (Military) and Sitara-i-Basalat.

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Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi’s major command appointments include Commanding Officer PNS BADR, Commanding Officer PNS TARIQ, Commander18th Destroyer squadron, Commandant PNS BAHADUR, and Commandant Pakistan Navy War College, Lahore.

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