Pakistani team finishes runner-up among 33 countries, while Captain Talha of 44 Signals claims second place in the individual category.

Brussels, (Unib Rashid) – Pakistan secured second place at the Best International Military Drone Team Competition (BIMDTC-2026), held in Ankara, Türkiye, competing against teams from 33 countries.

Türkiye claimed the top position, followed by Pakistan in second place, Italy in third and France in fourth, according to the competition results.

In the individual category, Captain Talha of Pakistan’s 44 Signals secured second place among more than 100 participating drone pilots, marking another notable achievement for the Pakistani contingent.

The competition brought together military teams from across the world to demonstrate their proficiency in operating unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Participants showcased their technical skills and operational capabilities in a field that is becoming increasingly significant in modern military operations.

The growing use of unmanned aerial systems has highlighted the importance of specialised training, precision, operational readiness and technical expertise among military personnel. International competitions such as BIMDTC provide a platform for participating teams to demonstrate their capabilities and gain experience in a rapidly evolving area of military technology.

Pakistan’s second-place finish in the team category, alongside Captain Talha’s individual achievement, highlighted the performance of the country’s military drone operators at the international event.