A dignified ceremony of the 154th Passing Out Parade was held at Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, in which the oath-taking of successful cadets was performed.
The magnificent and prestigious ceremony of the 154th Passing Out Parade was held at the parade ground of Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul, located in the scenic valley of Abbottabad, embodying the spirit of renewal of resolve.
The Chief Guest of this historic ceremony was Commander National Strategic Command General Syed Aamir Raza, who inspected the parade and appreciated the high military standards, discipline and professional skills of the passing out officers and soldiers.
In this grand ceremony, cadets belonging to various disciplines passed out, prominently including cadets of 39th Technical Graduate Course, 73rd Integrated Course and 28th Lady Cadet Course along with 154th PMA Long Course.
The cadets included in the parade won the hearts of the participants of the ceremony with their dignified and organized march past and expressed their complete resolve to join the Pakistan Army.
Pakistan Military Academy Kakul is considered a credible and historic institution of defense and military training, which has provided talented, determined and highly professional leadership to the Armed Forces of Pakistan for decades.
In the context of modern-day security challenges and rapidly changing technology, the inclusion of Technical Graduates and Lady Cadets reflects further diversification and modernization of the military structure.
The joining of women officers as part of the frontline of Pakistan Army through the 28th Lady Cadet Course shows the progressive thinking in the institution and recognition of equal capabilities.
The spirit of professional excellence, ideological supremacy and protection of the beloved homeland that is born from this historic ground of PMA Kakul is the basic guarantee of the enduring success of the Armed Forces of Pakistan in protecting the borders and in every national emergency situation.
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