From Cadets to Champions: How Pakistan Army Stunned 16 Nations in UK Peace Sticking 2026

The Pakistan Army has achieved a remarkable international success by winning the International Peace Sticking Competition 2026 held in the United Kingdom, securing the overall first position among participating nations.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) team delivered an outstanding performance, outperforming all competing contingents and securing top honors across multiple categories. The Pakistani team not only clinched the overall championship but also secured prestigious individual awards, including Best Peace Sticker and Best Driller of the Competition.

The nine-member Pakistani contingent, led by Major Haider Gulzar, represented Pakistan in the high-level international competition, which featured participation from 16 military teams representing different countries. The event brought together elite military personnel to demonstrate precision, discipline, drill excellence, and professional military skills.

ISPR highlighted that this achievement is a reflection of the Pakistan Army’s high standards of training, discipline, and operational professionalism. The victory underscores the dedication and excellence of Pakistan’s military training institutions, particularly the Pakistan Military Academy, in preparing officers to meet international standards of performance and conduct.

The success of the Pakistani contingent has been widely recognized as a testament to the professionalism, hard work, and commitment of the armed forces. It also reinforces Pakistan’s reputation in international military forums as a country whose armed forces maintain high levels of competence, discipline, and excellence.

Military officials stated that such achievements not only bring honor to the country but also strengthen military-to-military relations and promote goodwill among participating nations through healthy competition and professional engagement.

The Pakistan Army continues to maintain its tradition of excellence in international military competitions, reflecting its strong training culture and commitment to professionalism.

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