9th International Pakistan Army Team Spirit Exercise Concludes in Kharian

Kharian, Pakistan:The **9th International Pakistan Army Team Spirit Exercise** concluded successfully in Kharian, showcasing the professional skills and operational readiness of participating military teams.
According to the **Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR)**, the Team Spirit exercise is a **60-hour patrol-based military drill** designed to enhance professional soldiering skills. The exercise, which began on **February 5, 2026**, was conducted in the semi-hilly regions of Punjab, providing a realistic and challenging operational environment.
The **closing ceremony** was attended by **Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir** as the chief guest. ISPR reported that the exercise facilitated the **exchange of modern ideas and tactical experiences** among participating teams, allowing for mutual learning of advanced military procedures.
Addressing the participants, the **Army Chief** praised all teams for their **high-level professional skills**, physical endurance, and mental resilience. He highlighted their **operational capabilities, combat expertise, and morale**, emphasizing that these qualities are crucial in Pakistan’s ongoing fight against terrorism.
Awards were presented to teams and individuals demonstrating **outstanding performance**, while international observers and defense attachés also attended the ceremony, appreciating the **high professional standards and excellent arrangements**.
ISPR further reported that Field Marshal Asim Munir visited the **National Counter-Terrorism Center (NCTC) Pabi**, observing various training activities and the newly established **tactical simulator**, commending the efforts of soldiers and technical teams. He underscored the **importance of simulator-based training alongside traditional methods** for enhancing operational readiness.





