ISLAMABAD: In a spectacular display of unity and airpower, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) proudly inaugurated its 14 Nation Multinational Air Exercise, Indus Shield-2023, at an operational air base today. The ceremony, graced by Air Vice Marshal Tariq Mehmood Ghazi, Air Officer Commanding, Central Air Command, Pakistan Air Force, highlighted the crucial role of multinational air exercises in achieving common objectives amidst the evolving dynamics of air warfare.
Addressing the participants, Air Officer Commanding Central Air Command emphasized the significance of such exercises in bolstering cooperation between key allies and enhancing interoperability among participating Air Forces. He praised the efforts of the Air Power Center of Excellence for organizing this mega exercise, stating that it aligns with the vision of the Chief of the Air Staff, Pakistan Air Force, in advancing technology, modernizing capabilities, and employing contemporary combat tactics to effectively address shared challenges in aerial defense.
Exercise Indus Shield-2023 will host 14 esteemed Air Forces, including Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Oman, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, Morocco, Uzbekistan, China, and Hungary. This multinational platform provides a unique opportunity for the participating air forces to showcase their unparalleled skills and operational capabilities. Moreover, it aims to deepen mutual understanding, fostering interoperability among the contingents and promoting warm relations among leading air powers in the region.
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Pakistan Air Force’s Aerial Process
The exercise stands as a testament to PAF’s aerial prowess, validating its excellence and professionalism in the region. It offers invaluable learning experiences to both air and ground crews, simulating real-time war scenarios and diverse combat missions. Through Indus Shield-2023, the participating nations will engage in a collaborative effort to refine their strategies, ensuring readiness to address contemporary challenges in aerial warfare.
