Commander-in-Chief of the Lebanese Armed Forces, General Rodolphe Haykal, visited Pakistan Army Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi on Tuesday. The official visits focused on defence cooperation and regional security.
During his visits, General Haykal met Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir. Both sides held detailed discussions on military collaboration and shared security challenges.
According to ISPR, the visiting military chief was given a Guard of Honour upon arrival at GHQ. A smartly turned-out tri-services contingent presented the ceremonial welcome.
The gesture highlighted the importance Pakistan places on its defence relations with Lebanon. Officials said the meeting aimed to strengthen long-term military ties.
In the latest round of high-level visits, both sides exchanged views on regional security dynamics. They also discussed evolving defence challenges in different parts of the region.
Talks focused on expanding professional military engagements between the two countries. Both sides agreed on increasing training cooperation and institutional coordination.
Field Marshal Asim Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening defence relations with Lebanon. He stressed the importance of mutual trust and longstanding friendship.
During the visits, General Haykal appreciated the professionalism of Pakistan’s armed forces. He also praised their operational capabilities and contributions to peacekeeping missions.
According to ISPR, the discussions also included future opportunities for cooperation. Both sides expressed interest in enhancing military-to-military exchanges.
Officials said the visits reflect a shared desire to deepen defence collaboration. They also aim to improve coordination in response to regional security challenges.
The meeting comes at a time when security conditions across the region remain complex. Both countries agreed on the need for closer cooperation to address emerging threats.
Military observers noted that such high-level visits play an important role in strengthening diplomatic defence ties. They also help build trust between armed forces.
The Pakistan Army reiterated its commitment to expanding cooperation with friendly nations. Lebanon was highlighted as a key partner in this regard.
The visit concluded with both sides expressing satisfaction over the discussions. They agreed to continue regular engagement through future visits and exchanges.
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