The passing out parade of the 153rd PMA Long Course and 38th Technical Graduate Course was held at Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul on Saturday. The ceremony marked an important milestone for graduating cadets. The event is commonly referred to as the out parade in military tradition.
Despite heavy rain, the ceremony continued without interruption. Cadets marched with discipline and confidence. The atmosphere reflected pride, training, and military professionalism. The out parade showcased strong commitment from all graduating cadets.
Cadets from friendly countries also took part in the training program. Female cadets were also part of the graduating batch. Their inclusion highlighted the evolving structure of military education at PMA Kakul. The out parade received special attention due to this diverse participation.
Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmad Babar Sidhu attended the ceremony as chief guest. He praised PMA Kakul as one of the best military training institutions in the world. He congratulated all graduating cadets, including those from allied nations.
During his address, he emphasized the importance of defending the country. He stated that cadets’ main responsibility is the security of Pakistan. The ceremony, especially the out parade, reflected their readiness for future duties.
He also reaffirmed Pakistan’s stance as a peaceful nation. However, he warned that any aggression would be met with a strong response. His remarks added significance to the out parade, highlighting national defense priorities.
The Air Chief also referred to past military operations as examples of strength and professionalism. He praised the Pakistan Air Force for its achievements and discipline. These remarks were shared in the context of national security and training excellence.
He further appreciated the efforts of PMA instructors. According to him, they have played a key role in preparing cadets for future responsibilities. The successful conduct of the out parade reflected their training standards.
The ceremony concluded with cadets confidently receiving their graduation honors. The event stood as a symbol of discipline, unity, and national pride. The out parade once again highlighted the strength and professionalism of Pakistan’s military training system.
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