Pakistan has reiterated its commitment to supporting the strengthening of Saudi Arabian forces, as highlighted in a press release from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Saturday. A bilateral defense industrial forum took place that day in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where both nations emphasized their mutual defense interests.
The Pakistani delegation at the forum was led by Lieutenant General Muhammad Owais Dashtgir, Chief of General Staff, while Deputy Defense Minister Engineer Talal bin Abdullah represented the Saudi side. The gathering served as a platform to discuss avenues for enhancing defense cooperation and to explore further ways of bolstering security ties between the two countries.
According to ISPR, the Saudi delegation lauded Pakistan’s achievements and sacrifices in the fight against terrorism, specifically acknowledging the Pakistani military’s role in promoting regional peace and stability. The recognition underscored the trust and respect both countries share for each other’s contributions to regional security.
During the forum, both sides engaged in comprehensive discussions on a range of global and regional security challenges. These conversations highlighted the significance of the ongoing collaboration between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in addressing common threats. Officials on both sides stressed that continued cooperation is essential for tackling these challenges effectively and maintaining stability in the Middle East and beyond.
The forum also underscored the long-standing and robust defense relationship between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. With a focus on mutual support, both countries agreed to explore new opportunities for defense collaboration that would enhance their collective military capabilities.
The discussions concluded with a commitment to further solidify ties and to continue working together to address emerging security issues, ensuring peace and security in the region through a shared vision and sustained partnership.
