(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) – Malaysian and Pakistani army personnel recently participated in a joint military exercise named Exercise Harimau Markor Series 2/2024 held in Pakistan.
Held from November 4 to 15 at the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) in Pakistan, the exercise focused on counter-terrorism operations in a jungle environment.
It also emphasized sharing tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP), as well as adapting to the unique terrain of Pakistan.
“Exercise Harimau Markor Series 2/2024 focused on counter-terrorism operations in a jungle environment while fostering exchanges in tactics, techniques, procedures, and adapting to the terrain of Pakistan,” according to a recent social media post by the Malaysian Army.
The joint exercise was described as a positive step in strengthening bilateral ties, enabling both nations to exchange ideas, knowledge, and expertise.
BRIEF:
From November 4 to 15, Malaysian and Pakistani army personnel participated in Exercise Harimau Markor Series 2/2024 at the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) in Pakistan. Focused on counter-terrorism operations in jungle environments, the exercise emphasized sharing tactics, techniques, procedures (TTP), and adapting to Pakistan’s terrain.
The exercise, involving 5 RRD of Malaysia and 4 LCB of Pakistan, was hailed as a significant step in strengthening bilateral relations through the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and expertise.
The closing ceremony, officiated by senior military leaders from both nations, also featured a Clearance of Stronghold demonstration, underscoring the operational capabilities honed during the exercise.