Politics

COAS leaves for Turkey to attend Istanbul Conference

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Tuesday, 01-November-2011

 

RAWALPINDI: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani left for Turkey on Monday to participate in Istanbul Conference being held on Tuesday (today). The conference encompasses trilateral meetings between political and military leadership of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Turkey. The Army Chief will hold discussions with senior military leaders of Turkey and Afghanistan. He was seen off by Lieutenant General Waheed Arshad, Chief of General Staff and Lieutenant General Khalid Nawaz Khan, Commander Rawalpindi Corps.

 

 



    

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