Pakistan Navy Ship Nasr returns home after humanitarian mission in Africa

PNS Nasr back home after 3-month humanitarian assistance mission

Pakistan Navy Ship Nasr arrived at Karachi Port on April 14 after completing three months long successful Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) Mission to African countries.

During the deployment to the African continent, PNS Nasr delivered 1000 tons of rice as a gift from the people of Pakistan at Djibouti, Sudan, Benin and Niger as a gesture of goodwill and humanitarian support. The ship also paid a visit to Mombasa, Kenya.

The HADR mission was planned after Niger was hit by flash floods and drought in 2020, causing widespread devastation.

During port calls, the Ship was extended a warm welcome by the higher authorities of host navies. The dignitaries of host countries paid special tribute to the Government of Pakistan and Pakistan Navy for this kind gesture and humanitarian assistance.

During interactions, mutual desire to further strengthen the bonds of friendship between Pakistan and the visiting countries was also highlighted, the navy said.

Upon arrival at Karachi Port, PNS NASR was received by Commander Pakistan Fleet and other high-ranking officials from Pakistan Navy besides officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA).

The mission was planned in line with the Govt of Pakistan’s policy of ‘Engage Africa’ to open new vistas of bilateral cooperation with African countries and further strengthen the bonds of friendship.

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