RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa Tuesday examined territorial improvements, including the Afghan harmony process, with the British authorities, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in an announcement.General Bajwa met the British National Security Adviser Mark Sedwill at the Cabinet Office and Permanent Secretary Stephen Lovegrove at the Ministry of Defense in London. The two dignitaries recognized Pakistan’s commitments towards provincial harmony.Prior on Monday, the two nations held an appointment level vital discourse to talk about geo-key condition and two-sided military collaboration. Multi day sooner, General Bajwa met his partner Chief of Defense Staff Sir Nick Carter.A session of appointment level key discourse was held between the different sides. The military boss is in the United Kingdom on an official visit for gatherings with senior British common military authority.On Saturday, Gen Bajwa talked at the International Institute of Strategic Studies in London, where he said Pakistan was on the cusp of accomplishing practical, irreversible, suffering harmony and strength.”Improving security circumstance would draw in remote interest in Pakistan,” he said. “Worldwide association, backing and assurance likewise hold significance to adapt to local difficulties and outside speculation is critical to local contacts,” the military boss included.—HADISA