Karachi (TDI): The Pakistan Navy has officially commenced the 9th edition of its multinational naval exercise, ‘Aman 2025’, in Karachi, with participation from over 60 countries.
The event aims to strengthen maritime security and promote international collaboration in tackling regional and global maritime challenges.
The opening ceremony was organized at the Pakistan Navy Dockyard, where the flags of the participating countries were raised, with Pakistan’s green and white flag prominently displayed.
The ceremony was graced by the Commander of the Pakistan Fleet, Rear Admiral Abdul Munib, who addressed the attendees, emphasizing the importance of joint operations and naval stability.
This year’s exercise marks a major milestone, as it introduces the “Peace Dialogue” initiative, providing a platform for the chiefs of navies and coast guards from different nations to engage in discussions on critical maritime issues.
In addition to naval warships, aircraft, special operations troops, and bomb disposal units from participating countries, observers are also part of the event.
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The drill, which will run from February 7 to 11, will be divided into two phases.
The first phase, the Harbour Phase, will run until February 9, featuring seminars, discussions, operational demonstrations, global cultural events, and sporting activities.
The second phase, the Sea Phase, set for February 10 and 11, will include practical drills such as anti-piracy and anti-terrorism operations, search and rescue missions, live firing exercises, and an international fleet review.
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Since its inception in 2007, the ‘Aman’ series has been held biennially, aimed at promoting maritime stability, boosting collaborative capabilities, and underlining Pakistan’s positive role in the global community.
