Pakistan Army Completes Operational Training of Federal Constabulary in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Closing Ceremony at Jalozai Camp; Corps Commander Peshawar Attends as Chief Guest
A four-week specialized operational training program for personnel of the Federal Constabulary (FC), conducted by the Pakistan Army at Jalozai Camp, Nowshera, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has successfully concluded. A total of 187 Federal Constabulary personnel from nine platoons completed advanced stages of operational training during the course.
The Corps Commander Peshawar attended the closing ceremony as the chief guest and highly appreciated the morale, exemplary discipline and professional skills demonstrated by the personnel who completed the training.
Key Point: Cooperation between the Pakistan Army and law-enforcement agencies is playing an important role in strengthening internal security and enhancing counterterrorism capabilities.
“Countering Modern Security Challenges”: Focus on Professional Preparedness and Counterterrorism
Addressing the ceremony, the Corps Commander Peshawar highlighted the importance of enhancing the capabilities of security forces in accordance with evolving security requirements.
High-Standard Training:
“High-quality professional training and continuous operational readiness are essential for effectively addressing modern security challenges.”
Safeguarding Internal Peace:
“Well-trained personnel can play an effective and vital role in protecting national security, maintaining internal peace and order, and countering terrorism.”
Commitment to Institutional Cooperation:
The Pakistan Army will continue supporting law-enforcement agencies in strengthening their technical and operational capabilities to maintain peace and security.
Recognition of the Federal Constabulary’s Courage and Sacrifices
Acknowledging the services of the Federal Constabulary, the Corps Commander said that FC personnel, through their exceptional courage, discipline and dedication to duty, remain an important pillar in maintaining national peace and regional stability.