Pakistan, China Launch Fourth Phase of ‘Sea Guardian’ Joint Naval Exercise
Islamabad: Pakistan and China have commenced the fourth phase of their joint naval exercise “Sea Guardian,” aimed at تعزيز maritime cooperation and operational coordination between the two countries.
According to ISPR, a warship from the People’s Liberation Army Navy, Daqing, has arrived to participate in the exercise and was warmly received by the Pakistan Navy.
The exercise, scheduled from March 25 to April 2, will include a range of activities such as gunnery firing, joint patrols, and maritime security operations. Both harbor and sea phases are part of the drills, along with seminars and professional exchanges involving naval experts and young officers.
Officials stated that the primary objective of the exercise is to enhance bilateral naval cooperation, improve professional skills, and strengthen mutual coordination. The drills also reflect the shared commitment of Pakistan and China to maintaining regional peace and stability, while further deepening their strategic partnership and promoting a secure maritime environment.
