According to a statement, the Pakistan Navy on Sunday announced that it is “fully prepared” to host the ninth Aman 2025 multinational naval exercise, which will take place from February 7 to 11.
Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) also issued one. statementHe said 120 delegations from around the world will participate for the first time in the Peace Dialogue: a forum running alongside the exercise where military leaders will discuss maritime security threats.
“A key feature of this year’s exercise will be the Peace Dialogue, where chiefs of navies, chiefs of coast guards, and senior leaders from around the world will discuss regional maritime security and joint strategies to address evolving maritime threats. Will be called to formulate a practical plan.” A Navy statement was read.
According to the Pakistan Navy, 60 countries will participate in the exercise with ships, aircraft and personnel including Special Forces, Marines and Explosive Ordnance Disposal experts.
The exercise will be divided into port and sea phases, the navy added. “During the port phase, activities such as seminars, operational discussions, counter-terrorism demonstrations, and pre-sail planning of evolution at sea will be conducted,” the Navy statement said.
“The maritime phase will include tactical exercises, maritime security-related exercises such as anti-piracy and counter-terrorism, search and rescue, gunnery and air defense exercises.”
According to the Navy, the maritime phase will also include an international fleet review, which will be attended by local and foreign dignitaries.
ISPR said in a statement that the exercise will be “the most significant and historic military activity in the region” as more than 4,000 personnel are expected to participate.
The ISPR added, “The opening ceremony of the Aman 2025 exercise will be held at the Pakistan Navy Dockyard. During the Aman exercise, Pakistan Marines and the Special Service Group (Navy) will also demonstrate counter-terrorism skills.
His statement further said that joint operations against maritime crimes will also be conducted at sea.
The motto of the Peace Series, ‘Together for Peace’, reflects its core mission, while this year’s theme, ‘Secure Seas; Prosperous Future’, emphasizes the importance of maritime security for global prosperity. Navy said.
