Tag: #TogetherForPeace
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AMAN-21: The message resonates
This opinion has been shared by Muhammad Azam Khan. “From now onward Pakistan would only partner another country in peace; we will not become part of any other conflict, we will not join any other country in its conflict”, Imran Khan, Prime Minister of Pakistan, Speaking at World Economic Forum, 2020. Shahid Afridi finally responds…
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Pakistan Navy’s multinational exercises boast “Together for Peace”, PM Khan shares message for India?
Islamabad: As the Pakistan Navy’s peacekeeping exercises in Pakistan come to an end, Prime Minister Imran Khan has sent a message to Modi that, “Remember Modi, peace in the world is with us.” UK’s Prince Phillip Hospitalization NOT COVID Related: Palace Source CPEC Commission Recommends Opening Sust Border for Whole Year Government Taking Provinces On…
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Chairman PPP welcomes multinational AMAN Exercise 2021
ISLAMABAD/KARACHI, February 12: Chairman Pakistan People’s Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has welcomed multinational AMAN Exercise 2021 being hosted by Pakistan Navy, where Naval Forces of 46 nations will join under one slogan “Together For Peace”. Rwanda Records Decrease of Investment in 2020 Amid COVID19 Pandemic US Pharmacy Vaccine Drive Begins as Cases Fall In a…
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Pakistan Navy releases promo song for Aman-21
Promo song for the upcoming Exercise Aman 2021 has been released by the Pakistan Navy. Baaghi TV seeks Government support against Nefarious Designs UBG urged the government to control price increasing trend of petroleum products Baaghi TV seeks Government support against Nefarious Designs UBG urged the government to control price increasing trend of petroleum products…
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Pakistan Navy releases new promo for multinational exercise “Aman”
According to a report by Baaghi TV, the Pakistan Navy has released a new promo for the multinational exercise “Aman”. Nation united against Indian tyranny: Fawad Saif Ali Khan on becoming father again: It was great fun Pakistan urges UNSC to exercise legal, moral authority for implementing Kashmir resolutions Daily Mail Case: Shouldn’t Have Made…