A two-week joint military exercise between Pakistan and Egypt, codenamed “Thunder-II,” has concluded successfully in Cherat, the military’s media wing said.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations, the exercise focused on counterterrorism operations and aimed to enhance interoperability through joint training, drills, and refined operational procedures.

Elite troops from Pakistan Army’s Special Services Group (SSG) and Egyptian Special Forces participated, demonstrating high levels of professionalism and coordination.

The closing ceremony was attended by the General Officer Commanding of SSG as chief guest, alongside Egyptian Paratroopers Commander Major General Mohamed Saad Abdel Razik and Egypt’s Defence Attaché.

ISPR said the exercise strengthened long-standing military ties between the two countries and highlighted their shared commitment to combating terrorism through coordinated efforts.