The Pakistan-Kazakhstan Joint Military Exercise Dostarym-V is underway at the Special Operations School in Cherat, bringing together elite forces from both nations to strengthen counterterrorism cooperation and enhance professional skills. The exercise, which runs from October 13 to 24, reflects the growing military collaboration between Pakistan and Kazakhstan.
The opening ceremony, held on October 14, was marked by a spirit of friendship and mutual respect. Senior military officials from both sides attended the event, highlighting the strategic importance of joint military training in tackling modern security challenges.
During Exercise Dostarym-V, the Pakistan Army’s Special Services Group (SSG) and Kazakhstan’s Special Forces are conducting a series of rigorous counterterrorism drills designed to improve tactical coordination, precision, and rapid response capabilities. The training aims to foster greater understanding between the two forces while enhancing their ability to operate together in complex and high-pressure environments.
According to military sources, the joint exercise is part of a broader effort to expand defense cooperation with friendly nations. It provides a valuable platform for exchanging knowledge, operational experience, and modern warfare techniques, particularly in counterterrorism operations.
The participating troops have expressed enthusiasm about learning from each other’s expertise. Both countries share a long-standing bond of military friendship, and initiatives like Dostarym-V serve to further deepen that relationship.
Pakistan and Kazakhstan have consistently supported regional peace and stability, and this collaboration underscores their shared commitment to combating terrorism and strengthening global security.