Pakistan will now have a strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia, know what will benefit Pakistan

Islamabad: Pakistan, who was badly destroyed by India’s Operation Sindoor, is now engaged in its escape. In this episode, Pakistan is now going to have a strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia. It has been claimed by Pakistan that it has also agreed in both countries. It is being said that during Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s visit to Saudi Arabia, the two countries have reiterated the commitment to further strengthen the strategic partnership.

Why Pakistan needed it

Pakistan has been completely beaten in Operation Sindoor, India. Now he needs partners who can help him in times of crisis to save his gireban or make him at least mediation with India. Pakistan knows that Saudi Arabia and India have good relations. In such a situation, he also wants to further strengthen his relations through strategic partnership with Saudi. So that Saudi can support him during crisis.

Where did the matter reach the strategic partnership

According to the newspaper The Express Tribune, Pakistan Prime Minister Sharif and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman confirmed the deepening of multidisciplinary bilateral relations. An official statement said that the decision is based on the leadership and public’s “shared aspirations and approaches”. Sharif was accompanied by Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir and Home Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi and a high -level delegation.

What issues talked about

It is being said that the two leaders also discussed the human crisis in Gaza during this period and appreciated the role of Saudi Arabia for regional and global stability. Sharif also appreciated Saudi Arabia’s “active and balanced role” during recent Indo-Pak tension. Sharif expressed satisfaction over the growing political, economic and security cooperation between Pakistan-Saudi Arabia and described the relationship as “deep, strategic and filled with brotherhood”. (Language)

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