Overseas Pakistanis are shining light of Pakistan : COAS

Chief of Army Staff General (COAS) Syed Asim Munir addressed the first Overseas Pakistanis Convention and expressed that you are not only the ambassador of Pakistan but also the light of Pakistan that shines on the entire world.

While addressing the first Overseas Pakistanis Convention, COAS stated, I am deeply moved by the sentiments of overseas Pakistanis today, and I assure you that our sentiments for you are even stronger.

In this regard, you all have to tell the story of Pakistan to your next generation, the story on the basis of which our ancestors achieved Pakistan.

Further, he added, Do Pakistan’s enemies think that a handful of terrorists can decide Pakistan’s fate? Even ten generations of terrorists cannot harm Balochistan and Pakistan, Balochistan is Pakistan’s destiny and the crown jewel of our forehead.

Moreover, as long as the brave people of this country stand with the Pakistan Armed Forces, your army can easily overcome any difficulty.

Allah Almighty has blessed Pakistan with immense resources for which we should always be grateful. Today, we are giving a clear message together: “We will remove any obstacle that stands in the way of Pakistan’s progress.

As Muslims and Pakistanis, we are not afraid of adverse situations. We have never bowed down in the face of difficulties and difficulties, nor will we bow down.

The nation looks upon its martyrs with great respect and dignity. Their sacrifice is eternal and will never be forgotten, we want to take Pakistan to the place that Quaid-e-Azam dreamed of.

The chief armed forces advice that always hold your head high with pride, because you do not belong to any ordinary country, but you are a representative of a great and powerful country.

In light of suppressed regions, the COAS stated that Kashmir was, is and will always be Pakistan’s jugular vein, Pakistanis’ hearts always beat with the Muslims of Gaza.

Pakistan’s journey of development is ongoing. The question is not when Pakistan will develop, but the real question is how fast Pakistan will develop.