The National Assembly has amended the Army Act, extending the Chief of Army Staff’s tenure from three to five years.
This change is viewed as essential for maintaining policy continuity and stability at the national level. Previously, the three-year term for the Chief of Army Staff created challenges in implementing large-scale initiatives, as significant decisions require sufficient time to take full effect.
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The transition to new leadership often disrupts ongoing policies, causing delays and inefficiencies. By extending the term to five years, this amendment aims to support a more unified approach to policy implementation, benefiting both the military and the country.
This legislative shift is being praised as a progressive move, promoting a more stable and consistent leadership structure within Pakistan’s armed forces, which is essential for addressing complex domestic and international challenges.
