Pakistan Army Medical Corps team meets Army Commander Mahesh Senanayake

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A three-member team of the Pakistan Army Medical Corps paid a courtesy call on the Commander of the Army, Lieutenant General Mahesh Senanayake this afternoon (22).

The delegation which is currently in Sri Lanka to attend the 3rd Annual Academic Sessions of the Sri Lanka College of Military Medicine, had also met with Major General Sanjaya Munasinghe, Director General Health Services of the Army and the Defence attache at the High Commission of Pakistan in Colombo.

Major General Syed Ammar Raza, Deputy Surgeon General of the Pakistan Army, Major General Shehla Baqai and Brigadier Shazia Sarwar constituted the three-member team attached to the Pakistan Army Medical Corps.

During the meeting with the Commander of the Army, the visiting delegates expressed their gratitude to the Sri Lanka Army for inviting them to the three-day programme of the 3rd Annual Academic Sessions of the Sri Lanka College of Military Medicine, held this year at the Air Force Hotel at Attidiya.

Towards the end of the brief meeting, exchange of mementos took place as tokens of goodwill and understanding.

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