Pakistan Motor Rally reaches South Waziristan Agency

Speaking on the occasion, the Army Chief appreciated spirit of all participants and organizers to promote peaceful and soft image of Pakistan.

General Qamar Javed Bajwa said that holding of such events in areas affected by terrorism speak for results of our national sacrifices and efforts to bring back peace and normalcy.

He said such types of events will promote adventure sports, show case tourism potential and cultural heritage of the country.

The Rally is planned in four segments with more than 300 jeeps, 500 Bikes and 150 vintage cars drawn from 23 motor clubs.

It will culminate at Gwadar on 31th this month after covering more than 3000 km distance.

Speaking on the occasion, the Army Chief appreciated spirit of all participants and organizers to promote peaceful and soft image of Pakistan.

General Qamar Javed Bajwa said that holding of such events in areas affected by terrorism speak for results of our national sacrifices and efforts to bring back peace and normalcy.

He said such types of events will promote adventure sports, show case tourism potential and cultural heritage of the country.

The Rally is planned in four segments with more than 300 jeeps, 500 Bikes and 150 vintage cars drawn from 23 motor clubs.

It will culminate at Gwadar on 31th this month after covering more than 3000 km distance.