RAWALPINDI: Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) started their joint military training on Sunday at Okara Garrison, military’s media wing said in a statement.
The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the training organized by Multan Corps, began with presentation of military drills by the contingents of both countries.
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia Joint Military Training
The ISPR said that the national anthems of both countries were played at flag-hoisting ceremony on the occasion. The ISPR maintained that Garrison Commander graced the occasion as chief guest.
The ISPR said that the Joint Military Training program aims at improving the collective combat skills of the two forces.
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The ISPR further said that at the end of the opening ceremony, the chief guest applied the badges of joint training to the officers and soldiers of the forces of both countries.
