Pakistan has declared its readiness to extend nuclear program assistance to Saudi Arabia if required, following the signing of a new defense agreement between the two nations. The commitment was formally announced by Pakistani Defense Minister Khajaja Mohammad Asif, signaling a significant advancement in their longstanding military partnership.
The recently concluded treaty establishes a framework for expanded defense collaboration, with nuclear capabilities explicitly included among the potential areas of cooperation. This development represents a substantial evolution in the strategic relationship between Islamabad and Riyadh, though specific conditions for nuclear technology transfer remain undefined.
The defense accord underscores the deepening security ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, potentially altering regional power dynamics. Both nations have characterized the agreement as reflecting their mutual security interests and commitment to long-term strategic cooperation.
