He reiterated that joint initiatives would help both nations contribute meaningfully to regional security through strengthened defence cooperation.
Lt Gen Hassan, who leads Bangladesh's armed forces division—a high-command body overseeing the country's military—highlighted the significance of building mutual trust and enhancing military ties.
He also commended the Pakistan Army for its "exceptional professionalism" and acknowledged the "immense sacrifices" made by its armed forces in combating terrorism, describing their efforts as a "beacon of courage and determination".
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