Field Marshal Asim Munir met top U.S. civil and military leaders during his visit, focusing on strengthening Pakistan-US defence ties, enhancing strategic cooperation, and engaging with the Pakistani diaspora.
Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, has embarked on his second official visit to the United States in under two months, intensifying diplomatic momentum between Islamabad and Washington The Times of IndiaThe Economic TimesGulf NewsGeo.
In Tampa, Munir attended both the retirement ceremony of outgoing U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) Commander General Michael E. Kurilla and the subsequent Change of Command ceremony introducing Admiral Brad Cooper GeoGNN – Pakistan’s Largest News PortalDawnSAMAA TV. He extended praise for General Kurilla’s leadership in advancing military collaboration and conveyed his support to Admiral Cooper, expressing confidence that the partnership between Pakistan and the U.S. would continue to strengthen GeoGNN – Pakistan’s Largest News PortalDawn.
Field Marshal Munir also held a strategic discussion with U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Caine, addressing shared professional interests. He ended the meeting by inviting General Caine to visit Pakistan in the near future GeoDawnSAMAA TV.
On the sidelines of these engagements, Munir interacted with defence chiefs from friendly nations and hosted an interactive session with the Pakistani diaspora in the U.S. He urged expatriates to remain optimistic about Pakistan’s future and encouraged them to help attract investment. The community responded by reaffirming their commitment to supporting Pakistan’s development
