Technically, Bangladesh has a larger economy than Pakistan and could afford to modernise its military more rapidly. Unlike Pakistan, it does not have to sustain an army of around 650,000 personnel, allowing it to maintain a better balance between quality and quantity.Your country military is ABYSMAL. I’m sure your 2 or 3 small naval ships and a 50 year old out of date planes tanks will save us.
Ultimately, it depends on whether Bangladesh wants to become a major military power or prioritise economic strength. So far, Bangladesh appears to have made the right choice by focusing on developing its economy.
Bangladesh’s geography is also highly advantageous. If it were to join the Makkah Pact, its strategic location could potentially make it valuable to Pakistan in deterring India. From a purely geographical perspective, Bangladesh could be more strategically useful to Pakistan than Saudi Arabia or Türkiye, although that is not intended to cast doubt on the goodwill or intentions of our existing allies.
I will be happy to see to see Makkah pact expanding to Bangladesh and Egypt and then freeze the nations from joining further for the next 5-20 years so that we can increase military collaboration between these nations first. Bangladesh has a population of 170 million+. So they will be able to supply manpower just like Pakistan.



