Newly trained Pakistan Army officers pledged to uphold the Constitution, remain politically neutral and serve the nation with dedication during a passing-out parade at the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) Kakul.
Cadets from the 154th PMA Long Course, 39th Technical Graduate Course, 73rd Lady Cadet Course and 28th Integrated Cadet Course participated in the ceremony at the academy’s parade ground.
During the oath-taking ceremony, the graduating cadets invoked Allah Almighty as their witness and pledged allegiance to Pakistan and its Constitution.
They affirmed their commitment to respecting the Constitution as an expression of the people’s will and promised to refrain from involvement in political activities.
The newly commissioned officers also vowed to discharge their responsibilities in the Pakistan Army with honesty, loyalty and courage, placing national service above personal interests.
As part of their oath, the cadets pledged to defend Pakistan whenever called upon, whether by land, sea or air, and to carry out their duties regardless of personal danger.
They further committed themselves to following the lawful commands of their superior officers while fulfilling their military responsibilities.
Commander National Strategic Command General Syed Aamer Raza attended the ceremony as the chief guest.
He inspected the parade and presented awards to cadets who had distinguished themselves through exceptional performance during their training.
The ceremony marked the completion of military training for the participating courses and the beginning of the graduating officers’ professional responsibilities in the Pakistan Army.
The oath-taking proceedings placed particular emphasis on constitutional loyalty, political neutrality, discipline and selfless service to the country.