Islamabad: Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), General Khalid Shameem Wynne has linked regional peace with the Kashmir issue, saying that “as long as the Indian held Kashmir issue remains un-resolved, this region is likely to remain unstable”.Addressing the convocation ceremony of National Security and War Course and Allied Officers War Course at National Defence University here on Wednesday Chairman JCSC said “As you know, we are combating wholeheartedly the menace of extremism and terrorism prevailing in our society”.
He said: “We must therefore continue to find ways and means to find a just solution of the Kashmir dispute as it is only fair to all the people who dwell in this region and the world at large”.
He said people and the Armed Forces of Pakistan have taken up this challenge and our soldiers as well as innocent civilians are sacrificing their lives for this cause.
He said: “Recent changes announced in our neighborhood have geo-strategic implications. We have to first accurately analyse this coming paradigm and thereafter, if required, adjust our policies to meet the likely challenges”.
“Self-reliance and pre-eminence of national interests should be our guiding principles”, he added.
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