Pakistan and Malaysia have concluded the fourth edition of their joint counterterrorism exercise, Harimau Markhor-IV, at the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) in Pabbi, Pakistan.
According to Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the two-week exercise began on October 7, 2026. It focused on sharing counterterrorism experience, improving operational procedures and strengthening combat skills.
Focus on Counterterrorism Skills
During the exercise, troops from both countries took part in operational drills and exchanged professional knowledge. They also worked to improve procedures and share best practices in counterterrorism operations.
These activities aimed to enhance operational effectiveness and strengthen the participants’ ability to respond to security challenges.
Pakistan and Malaysia Reaffirm Military Cooperation
ISPR said the exercise reaffirmed the longstanding military cooperation between Pakistan and Malaysia.
It also reflected the two countries’ shared commitment to strengthening collaboration in counterterrorism. The latest edition provided another opportunity for both sides to exchange expertise and improve coordination through joint training.
