The 114th Midshipmen Commissioning Parade of 102 Pakistani & 64 Midshipmen from friendly countries was held at Pakistan Naval Academy, Karachi. 

Naval Chief Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi has highlighted technological strides & recent acquisitions made by Pakistan Navy.

114th Midshipmen Commissioning Parade of 102 Pakistani & 64 Midshipmen from friendly countries was held at Pakistan Naval Academy, Khi. Chief Guest CNS Adm Muhammad Amjad Khan Niazi in his address highlighted technological strides & recent acquisitions made by PN. (1/3) pic.twitter.com/PPzomDcUDi

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On this occasion, the Chief of Naval in his address underscored responsibility & challenges entrusted upon newly commissioned officers. He also congratulated them and advised them to be grateful to Allah Almighty, remain resolute in taking up the sacred task of defending their motherland & put in their best to live up to the expectations of the nation.

CNS underscored responsibility & challenges entrusted upon newly commissioned officers. Adm congratulated & advised them to be grateful to Allah Almighty, remain resolute in taking up sacred task of defending motherland & put in best to live up to expectations of nation.(2/3)

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Later on, the Naval Chief also gave prizes to distinction holders.

Later, Naval Chief gave away prizes to distinction holders. The prestigious Quaid-e-Azam Gold Medal was conferred upon Lt Asad Munir PN. Midshipman Muhammad Hassan Jalal was awarded coveted Sword of Honour whereas Midshipman Muhammad Usman Ahmed won the Academy’s Dirk.(3/3)

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The prestigious Quaid-e-Azam Gold Medal was given to Lieutenant Asad Munir PN.

Midshipman Muhammad Hassan Jalal was awarded the coveted Sword of Honour whereas Midshipman Muhammad Usman Ahmed won the Academy’s Dirk