The third edition of the Pakistan-Tajikistan joint counterterrorism exercise, Dosti-III, has concluded at the Special Operations School in Cherat.
The exercise brought together the armies of Pakistan and Tajikistan to strengthen their counterterrorism capabilities through professional training and mutual learning.
Exercise Focuses on Counterterrorism Skills
Dosti-III focused on sharing counterterrorism experiences, refining operational drills and procedures, and improving combat skills.
Both sides exchanged expertise and best practices to enhance their operational preparedness and strengthen their ability to address security challenges.
Pakistan and Tajikistan Reaffirm Defence Cooperation
The successful conclusion of the exercise reflects the longstanding military cooperation between Pakistan and Tajikistan.
It also reaffirms the commitment of both countries to further strengthen bilateral defence ties through joint training, professional exchanges and cooperation in security matters.
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