47 Scientists and Engineers Receive Civil Awards from CJCSC in Rawalpindi
- Sara Habib
- June 18, 2025
- 10:00 am
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- Current Affairs
Pakistan honours scientists for their outstanding contributions to national development and security. A total of 47 experts were recognised during a ceremony held at Chaklala Garrison in Rawalpindi.
The awards were presented by General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), on behalf of the President of Pakistan.
A Celebration of National Dedication
This event celebrated the efforts of scientists and engineers linked to the National Command Authority. Their work strengthens Pakistan’s defence and promotes innovation.
The recipients were honoured with three major civil awards:
Sitara-i-Imtiaz (10 individuals)
President’s Award for Pride of Performance (21 individuals)
Tamgha-i-Imtiaz (16 individuals)
Encouraging a Culture of Innovation
The ceremony continued a tradition that began last year. It shows the country’s increasing appreciation for its scientific and technical professionals.
Pakistan wants to build a culture that values science and innovation. Recognising these professionals is a step in that direction.
Leadership Praises Hard Work
General Sahir Shamshad Mirza praised the honourees. He said their achievements are a source of national pride. He also encouraged other scientists to follow their example.
This message boosts morale and pushes for higher standards in research and innovation.
Building a Secure and Self-Reliant Future
These recognitions reflect Pakistan’s aim to support scientific talent. By investing in research and innovation, the country is moving towards self-reliance and better defence.
It is not only about awards. It is about strengthening the nation’s future.
Looking Ahead with Confidence
As the world changes fast, Pakistan’s focus on science is timely. Honouring experts who contribute to the country’s growth is a powerful message to future generations.
Pakistan is moving forward — with confidence, vision, and science.
