Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, now serving as Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, recently made a significant visit to Turbat, Balochistan. The purpose? To get a real sense of what’s happening on the ground—security-wise and development-wise—and to strengthen the bridge between military and civilian leadership there.
- Army chief’s visit aimed at reviewing security situation: ISPR.
- COAS Munir also assesses development initiatives in province.
- Field Marshal reaffirms support for socio-economic development.
During his visit, he got a detailed briefing on security dynamics, including the “Fitna-ul-Hindustan” threats and ongoing operations against them. But the visit was much more than just security updates. Munir also reviewed development projects aimed at improving the lives of the people in southern Balochistan, demonstrating that stability and progress go hand in hand.
At the heart of Field Marshal Munir’s message was the need for civil-military cooperation. He underscored that the challenges in Balochistan—whether they’re governance issues or infrastructure gaps—can only be tackled effectively when both sides work together. He also called for inclusive, people-centric development, reinforcing that progress must benefit everyone and leave no one behind.
His commitment was clear and heartfelt: the Pakistan Army will remain “shoulder to shoulder” with the people of Balochistan, supporting their pursuit of peace, prosperity, and sustainable development.
All in all, Field Marshal Munir’s Turbat visit was about blending security measures with real, tangible development—showing that with unity and coordinated effort, Balochistan’s future looks brighter.
