RAWALPINDI – Pakistan successfully participated in a joint military exercise with Türkiye focused on counterterrorism operations. The training exercise, named Jinnah-XIII, was conducted in Türkiye.
According to ISPR, troops from Pakistan Army worked alongside Turkish Special Forces. The training took place in Ankara and Isparta. The exercise was aimed at improving joint operational skills.
Pakistan played a key role in the exercise. The participating combat teams showed strong professionalism throughout the training activities. Both sides worked in close coordination during all phases of the exercise.
The main objective of the exercise was to improve counterterrorism tactics. Special focus was given to urban warfare techniques. Training also included strategies for combat in built-up areas.
Another important part of the exercise was dealing with improvised explosive devices. Soldiers practiced methods to detect and neutralize IED threats effectively. This helped improve real-time operational readiness.
Pakistan and Türkiye also used the exercise to enhance military cooperation. The training helped strengthen trust and coordination between the armed forces of both countries. Officials described the exercise as highly successful.
ISPR stated that all planned training goals were achieved. The exercise also met its military diplomacy objectives. It reflected the strong and long-standing defense relationship between Pakistan and Türkiye.
Pakistan continues to focus on joint training programs with friendly countries. Such exercises improve skills and operational experience. They also help in sharing modern counterterrorism techniques.
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The successful completion of Jinnah-XIII highlights growing cooperation between Pakistan and Türkiye. Both countries aim to further deepen their defense partnership in the future. The exercise ended with positive results and mutual appreciation from both sides.
