Pakistan Army and the Royal Saudi Land Forces (RSLF) conducted joint military exercises at the Muzaffar Garh Field Firing Ranges (MFFR) under the Multan Corps' auspices.
The objective of these joint military exercises between both countries was to enhance their military capabilities and exchange expertise.
The participation of Pakistani and Saudi forces was marked by high enthusiasm, training sessions, and exceptional dedication.
During these joint exercises, the determination and professional skills of the personnel were showcased.
Various practical wisdom and drills were conducted, including Combined Battle PT, Small Scale Operations, Room Clearance, Close Marksman Ship, Firing, and Rappelling.
The use of Cobra helicopters during these exercises created a war-like environment, infusing new vigor into training sessions.
These training exercises provided a unique opportunity for the Pakistan Army and the Royal Saudi Land Forces to enhance their strengths, exchange expertise, and improve their military capabilities.
Special emphasis was placed on helicopter training sessions aimed at promoting essential skills to effectively combat terrorism.
These specialized training sessions will significantly enhance both armies' capabilities in countering terrorism threats and promoting peace and stability.
The joint military training between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is a testament to the strong bonds of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.
The collaboration between the Pakistan Army and the Royal Saudi Land Forces is a significant step forward in strengthening defense cooperation between both nations.
