(Ahmed Mansoor) Graduation parade of various courses was held today at PAF Academy Asghar Khan, Risalpur. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Sahir Shamshad Mirza was the chief guest, passed out cadets saluted the chief guest. Pakistan Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu was also present at the ceremony.
General Sahir Shamshad Mirza inspected the parade, a total of 139 aviation cadets, 8 gentleman cadets and 2 naval cadets passed out. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Trophy for overall best performance in General Service Training was won by Aviation Cadet Sports Sergeant Imran Raza. Aviation Cadet Usman Rasheed won the trophy for best performance in Combat Support Course. Air Chief of Staff Trophy for Best Performance in Air Defense Course was won by Aviation Cadet Sergeant Haseeb Abdul Malik.
Pakistan Naval Cadet Sergeant Hafiz Ali Asad was awarded the prestigious Sword of Honor for overall excellence in the College of Aeronautical Engineering. The Sword of Honor Aviation Cadet, Academy Under Officer Abdullah Saad Ali received the overall best performance in the College of Flying Training. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee congratulated the graduating cadets and their families.
At the end of the parade, PAF Academy’s aerobatics team “Sher Dil” performed spectacular aerial stunts, PAF’s Mirage, F-16, JF-17 Thunders and J-L-10C fighter jets created a magnificent flying formation. I showed skill.
The parade was attended by senior military and civil officials and parents of the passing out cadets.
Engaging Interview: Graduation Parade at PA
Editor of Time.news: Welcome to our special segment where we delve into inspiring educational milestones! Today, we have the honor of speaking with Dr. Ahmed Mansoor, an educational expert and a key figure in the recent graduation parade held at PA. Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Mansoor.
Dr. Ahmed Mansoor: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an exciting event.
Editor: The graduation parade sounds like a significant occasion. Can you tell us more about the atmosphere at the event? What made it special this year?
Dr. Mansoor: Absolutely! The atmosphere was electric, filled with a sense of pride and accomplishment. This year, we had students from various courses, each bringing their unique stories and achievements to the stage. The energy was contagious, and you could feel the joy and anticipation in the air as families and friends gathered to celebrate their loved ones’ hard work.
Editor: That sounds wonderful! What kinds of courses were represented at the parade? Were there any highlights or notable achievements that stood out?
Dr. Mansoor: We had a diverse range of courses represented, from engineering to arts, and even emerging fields like digital media and environmental science. One of the highlights was a student from the environmental science program who presented a groundbreaking project on sustainable urban development, which garnered a lot of attention. It’s inspiring to see students not only graduating but also making impactful contributions to their fields.
Editor: It’s impressive how education continues to evolve and influence various sectors. How do you think events like these foster a sense of community among graduates?
Dr. Mansoor: Events like the graduation parade create a unique platform for networking and establishing connections. Graduates, faculty, and families come together, celebrating not just individual accomplishments but also collective achievements. It reinforces a sense of belonging and shared purpose, which is vital for building a supportive community in any educational environment.
Editor: That’s a valuable perspective. Looking ahead, what do you believe are the next steps for graduates as they transition from academic life into their respective careers?
Dr. Mansoor: The transition from academia to the workforce can be challenging, but it’s also an exciting opportunity for growth. Graduates should leverage the networks they’ve built during their studies, remain open to continuous learning, and actively seek mentorship. Staying adaptable and embracing change will be crucial as industries evolve.
Editor: Wise words! what message would you like to share with the graduates as they embark on this new chapter in their lives?
Dr. Mansoor: I would tell them to believe in themselves and the value they bring to the table. The world is changing rapidly, and their skills and ideas can help shape the future. Embrace challenges, stay curious, and always strive to leave a positive mark on your surroundings. The best is yet to come!
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Mansoor, for sharing your insights and celebrating this milestone with us. We wish all graduates the best of luck in their future endeavors!
Dr. Mansoor: Thank you! It’s been a pleasure discussing these important topics with you.