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2024: A Year in Pakistan’s Fight to Exterminate Terrorism and Progress.

Ghag Special Report

Pakistan made significant achievements in the fight against terrorism, as well as for national and international development, in 2024. Led by the Pakistani armed forces and directed by Army Chief General Asim Munir, the country’s security forces launched a historic 59,775 intelligence-based operations. The efforts were a success and, in the process, terrorists numbering 925, including 73 high-value targets, were eliminated in an energizing success against those who threaten the stability of Pakistan.

Inexorable Attacks Against Terrorism 

According to sources close to law enforcement, the reason for the success of these raids is that the state has adopted a clear-cut stand against terrorists and extremists. The forces at least’ over 169 operations were conducted by Pakistan’s armed forces, intelligence agencies, police and law-enforcement agencies every day. Notorious figures among those neutralized were Fida-ur-Rehman alias Lal, Ali Rehman alias Taha Swati, and Abu Yahya of Zhob Division.

One major accomplishment was the surrender of 14 wanted terrorists, all of whom once again joined the national mainstream. Two suicide bombers were arrested too, quite likely averting potential catastrophes on a grand scale.

Another result of cooperation between different departments was the arrests of hundreds together facilitators and sources, thoroughly pulling apart terrorist networks throughout the country.

Maintaining Security and Preventing Economic Disruption

This year we concentrated especially on the counterterrorism, but 2024 was also a time of strong actions against smuggling, bootlegging of electricity, extortion, hoarding. After these efforts, illegal activities showed a marked decrease, a sign that state’s various means are working. The combination of its two long-loathed stars, terrorism and Independent Army, results in another unprecedented image swing for Pakistan on the world stage.

Diplomatic Triumphs and Regional Leadership

Pakistan’s military diplomacy, under the generalship of Munir, made key achievements during this year. As major international powers pout more resources into Pakistan, its relations with them improved. Hence the country became increasingly important on international playing fields.

During the SCO conference held by Pakistan, many high-ranked officials enthusiastically participated. And. in particular, the prime ministers of China, Russia and other Central Asian countries all came. The affair was a splendid opportunity for Pakistan to demonstrate its regional leadership and to unveil new modes of economic and strategic cooperation. Pakistan also provided a voice for oppressed people on the global stage. It aided those in Gaza, Lebanon, and most significantly of all, held up the cause of Kashmir at many international forums.

Reinvigorating the Economy with Comprehensive Strategies

The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) was instrumental in interacting with the domestic and foreign investors to solve the economic issues. Its policies helped generate higher remittances, lower inflation and a record rise in the stock exchange. Trade remained flourishing with Central Asian states, Russia, China and the UAE, thanks to the promotion of regional trade owing to the National Logistics Cell (NLC).

Legislative actions to combat misinformation and fake news were also instituted as part of the economic upturn initiated a more enlightened and unified society.

The Road Ahead – 2025

General Syed Asim Munir sees his vision for 2025 in terms of peace, stability and sustained progress. His call for a balanced view of freedom of expression and a prioritization of Pakistani lives, so to speak, suggests a leadership sensitive to its people’s longer-term aspirations amid a regional situation fraught with complexity.

The year 2024’s triumphs, derived from enduring commitment and clever planning, indicate a new dawn for Pakistan. On the brink of 2025, the united front of its security agencies and its citizens guarantees a year defined by continued peace, growth, and global recognition.

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