El Sidd
Elite Member
Could it have been our Pakistani
Troops that are stationed inside of KSA were returning fire instead of crossing the Yemen border …
He is just pulling your leg with a sarcastic post.
Pakistan-Saudi Arabia mutual defense pact: News & Discussion
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He is just pulling your leg with a sarcastic post.
Ali_Baba
VIP Member
I hope Turkieye can bring some common sense to Saudi that Pakistan struggles with(due to its economic dependence on Saudi).
Also, as part of this strategic alignment, you can be sure that Saudi will want to have its oil pipelines via Turkieye and not Israel !!!!
See this post -
Hopefully this will start to signal the death of the IMEC corridor.
Starlord
Trusted Member
I hope Turkieye can bring some common sense to Saudi that Pakistan struggles with(due to its economic dependence on Saudi).
Also, as part of this strategic alignment, you can be sure that Saudi will want to have its oil pipelines via Turkieye and not Israel !!!!
See this post -
Hopefully this will start to signal the death of the IMEC corridor.
Turks have done a incredible job in bring back Syria from the brink of collpase, and dealing with PKK/YPG, i hope that PA take notes from them, which KSA can also benefit from as they are fighting the Houthis.
hydrabadi_arab
Trusted Member
That so called corridor never made sense to begin with. Its corridor same way India-Afghanistan corridor is. Pointless lines on map, not actual economically viable alternative route.
RocketLaw
Trusted Member
The newly signed joint defence pact between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye is a consequence of America's security failure in the region.
This isn't an anti-Iran alliance. It's regional powers realising they can no longer rely on Washington to guarantee their security, so they're building their own regional security architecture instead.
This is what a multipolar world looks like.
Türkiye, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia have signed a trilateral defence pact known as the ‘Mecca Agreement’, where an attack on one will be considered an attack on all.
Türkiye knows it is next in Israel’s sights after Iran.
Pakistan knows its nuclear capabilities have always been an unacceptable reality for Israel.
Saudi Arabia is concerned with possible Israeli total hegemony, forcing every nation in the region to submit.
Through a subtle and quiet agreement, Israel’s Greater Israel plans may be facing another roadblock.
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The SC
INT'L MOD
The Pakistani Presidency
rime Minister "Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif" receives a high-level Saudi delegation headed by Prince "Mansour Al Saud," to discuss expanding cooperation and transforming Saudi-Pakistani relations into a strategic economic partnership that includes agriculture, ports, energy, airports, real estate, and technology.
rime Minister "Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif" receives a high-level Saudi delegation headed by Prince "Mansour Al Saud," to discuss expanding cooperation and transforming Saudi-Pakistani relations into a strategic economic partnership that includes agriculture, ports, energy, airports, real estate, and technology.
ghazi52
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Islamabad, Riyadh agree to boost Pakistani agri and food exports to $3bn
Syed Irfan Raza
August 30, 2026
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Saudi Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Engineer Abdulrahman Al-Fadley pose in Islamabad on Aug 28, 2026. — PID
Islamabad and Riyadh have agreed to boost Pakistani agricultural and food exports to Saudi Arabia up to $3 billion, the countries said in a joint statement on Sunday.
The statement, shared by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), said the agreement was reached after “successful” talks between Saudi Arabia’s agriculture ministry and Pakistan’s food security ministry, at the initiative of PM Shehbaz Sharif.
At the invitation of the Pakistani government, a Saudi delegation led by Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Engineer Abdulrahman Al-Fadley visited Islamabad from August 26 to August 28.
The delegation included senior officials from Riyadh’s Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture, the General Food Security Authority and other relevant institutions.
PM Shehbaz met the Saudi delegation and discussed potential areas of cooperation in detail, the joint statement said, referring to Friday’s meeting.
“The two countries expressed their shared commitment to increase Pakistan’s agricultural and food exports to Saudi Arabia to $3bn, with efforts to be made to achieve the target over the next two years,” it read.
“For this purpose, rice, red meat, fruits and their concentrates, green fodder and water-efficient agricultural technologies were identified as priority sectors in collaboration with the Saudi private sector.”
