Saudi Defence Minister and CDF Asim Munir Strengthen Strategic Partnership

- Latest News - February 12, 2026
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Strengthening Ties: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia’s Commitment to Global Peace

This week, a significant meeting took place between Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Saudi Minister of Defense, Khalid bin Salman. Their discussions emphasized the critical importance of global peace and security. Khalid bin Salman took to social media to reaffirm the "strong relations and strategic defense partnership" between the two nations.

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia share a long history of collaboration, especially in defense. Just last year, both countries signed a landmark Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement, which underscores that any aggression against either will be seen as an aggression against both. This commitment reflects their resolve to bolster their security and promote stability in the region and beyond.

The backdrop of this partnership is particularly timely, given recent geopolitical tensions, including the Israeli strikes on Qatar, underscoring the need for cooperative defense strategies. Over the years, Saudi Arabia has consistently stood by Pakistan, offering financial support during tough economic times, such as the $6 billion support package unveiled in 2018. This included deposits and deferred oil payments that played a crucial role in stabilizing Pakistan’s economy.

Furthermore, recent talks indicate a deepening of military cooperation, with discussions about converting $2 billion of Saudi loans into a deal for JF-17 fighter jets. This strategic alignment is more than just a financial transaction; it signals a renewed commitment to joint security and counterterrorism efforts.

Engaging in dialogue like this not only strengthens military relations but also fosters trust and collaboration that can lead to greater stability in the region. As we navigate these complex geopolitical waters, the partnership between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia stands as a testament to what can be achieved when countries come together for mutual benefit.

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