Islamabad welcomes Iran-Pakistan joint naval exercise

Pakistan’s Navy chief Admiral Naveed Ashraf said Iran’s participation in the AMAN-2025 naval exercises is important for achieving the drills' goals.

News ID: 5969

Date: 09 February 2025 - 12:34

TABNAK, Feb 09: Speaking after a meeting with Iranian Navy Chief Brigadier General Shahram Irani and visiting Iran’s Jamaran warship, the admiral praised Iran’s commitment to working with regional countries to promote peace and security at sea.

This marks the first time an Iranian warship has joined the Pakistani maneuvers, which Admiral Ashraf said signaled the existence of “good neighborliness” between the two countries and close ties between their navies

He noted that the AMAN-2025 exercises are an international event aimed at promoting cooperation to ensure maritime safety.

He emphasized that Iran's involvement in the war games demonstrates a shared commitment to enhancing peace and security in the region and beyond.

Held every two years, Pakistan’s 2025 Naval Exercise and Dialogue, scheduled for February 7-11 in Karachi, southern Pakistan, aims to promote regional cooperation and stability, enhance interoperability, and demonstrate a united resolve against terrorism and maritime crimes, including piracy.