The conference, presided over by Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir, was held at the General Headquarters from December 27-28, an Inter-Services Public Relations news release said.

A comprehensive review of the professional and organizational matters of the army was undertaken during the conference.

“It was resolved to fight against terrorists without any distinction and eliminate this menace as per aspirations of the people of Pakistan,” the military’s media wing said.

The military’s renewed resolve to fight militancy comes in the wake of a recent rise in terrorist attacks across the country mostly claimed by the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) after it ended its months-long ceasefire with the government.

Several foreign embassies have warned their citizens not to travel unnecessarily in Islamabad after a suicide attack left a cop martyred and injured several others.