ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s outgoing Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, retired after an extraordinary 40-year military career, leaving behind a legacy of dedication, professionalism, and unwavering service to nation.
Joint Staff Headquarters hosted grand farewell, attended by former CJCSCs and senior leaders from Army, Navy, and Air Force, showing immense respect General Mirza command across all branches of the armed forces.
Upon his arrival, he was received with full military honors, including a perfectly executed tri-service Guard of Honour, a pristine display of precision and discipline reflecting the nation’s admiration for its departing leader.
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General Mirza expressed profound gratitude to Allah for granting him the strength, resolve, and wisdom to serve the country with unmatched dedication. He paid moving tribute to Armed Forces for their sacrifices in defending Pakistan and offered heartfelt homage to the martyrs and their families, recognizing crucial role as backbone of national security.
He highlighted nation’s current geo-strategic challenges, and stressed a strong and capable defense remains an essential pillar of Pakistan’s security. He reassured nation that its defense is impregnable, with the brave officers and soldiers of the Armed Forces ever ready to strengthen and protect it further.
Field Marshal Asim Munir honors outgoing CJCSC Mirza in farewell meeting
