Pakistan Army has achieved a major international success by securing first position at the International Pace Sticking Competition 2026. The prestigious event was held at the Royal Military Academy (RMA) Sandhurst in the United Kingdom.
Representing the country, the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) team delivered an outstanding performance throughout the competition. The team competed against military representatives from several countries and emerged as the overall winner.
The Pakistan Army team made a clean sweep at the event by securing all major awards. The contingent won the 1st Overall Team Trophy, Best Pace Sticker award, and Best Driver award. These achievements highlighted the team’s discipline, skill, and professional excellence.
The nine-member Pakistani contingent arrived in the United Kingdom on June 5, 2026. The team was led by Major Haider Gulzar, who serves as the Adjutant of the Pakistan Military Academy. Under his leadership, the team successfully represented Pakistan on the international stage.
A total of 16 teams from different armies took part in the annual competition. The event is known for its high standards and attracts participants from military institutions around the world. Teams are assessed on precision, coordination, discipline, and pace sticking techniques.
The victory of the Pakistan Army is being viewed as a reflection of the quality of training provided at the Pakistan Military Academy. It also highlights the professionalism and commitment of Pakistan’s armed forces.
Military observers noted that winning all major categories at such a competitive event is a significant achievement. The performance demonstrated the team’s dedication and ability to compete at the highest international level.
The success at RMA Sandhurst further strengthens Pakistan’s reputation in international military competitions. It also showcases the effectiveness of the training programs followed by the country’s military institutions.
The Pakistan Army has regularly participated in international military events and exercises. Such competitions provide an opportunity to promote professional excellence and strengthen ties with military organizations from other countries.
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The latest victory at the International Pace Sticking Competition 2026 adds another notable accomplishment to the record of the Pakistan Army. The achievement has been welcomed as a proud moment for Pakistan and its armed forces.
