Joint military exercise between Pakistan, China Warrior-IX begins in Pabbi
- Exercise focuses on counter terrorism operations, to enhance interoperability, refine professional skills, and exchanging best practices in modern warfare
The Pakistan Army and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China commenced the joint military exercise Warrior-IX.
The exercise was the ninth edition in the series of bilateral counterterrorism exercises conducted annually between the two iron-clad brothers, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement today.
The exercise, which began on December 1, focuses on counter terrorism operations, to enhance interoperability, refine professional skills, and exchanging best practices in modern warfare.
“Pakistan and China enjoy longstanding, time-tested defence cooperation rooted in mutual trust and strategic partnership.
Pakistan, China reaffirm commitment to strengthen military-to-military cooperation
Exercise Warrior-IX stands as a testament to the robust military-to-military relations between the two countries and reaffirms their shared commitment to regional peace, stability, and security,” the military’s media wing said.
Mangla Corps Commander, Major General Bian Xiaoming Deputy Chief of Staff (Western Theatre Command, PLA) and other Senior military officials from both Pakistan and China attended the opening ceremony of the exercise that was held at the National Counter Terrorism Center (NCTC), Pabbi.
Pakistan and China armed forces routinely participate in bilateral and multilateral drills, with Warrior-VIII being held in 2024.
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