Pakistan-Saudi Arabia mutual defense pact: News & Discussion

Recently, Reuters, citing two Pakistani sources, reported that Islamabad and Riyadh were in talks to convert about $2 billion of Saudi loans into a JF-17 deal.

According to BBC Urdu, Harraj refrained from disclosing details about the Pak-Saudi defence pact signed in September 2025.

“This is a defence agreement between the field marshal, the prime minister and the Saudi government. I cannot tell any more than this,” he explained.

Last week, Bloomberg reported that Turkiye was seeking to join the pact.

“From a strategic point of view, Turkiye, China, Saudi Arabia and Azerbaijan are close friendly countries of Pakistan, and there is a close relationship with them in terms of strategic policy.”
 
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It's not just the attack

It's the Gaza inhumanity

The uselessness of international law and collusion of the west in genocide

And the weak Arab voice and reliance on the west and U.S


Their has been a genuine wake up not just from the Arabs, but also the Turks, Middle east and beyond


And it will gradually lead to dedollarisation and the end of the petro dollar


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And it will gradually lead to dedollarisation and the end of the petro dollar
I think Americans also want the dollar to lose its reserve currency status, but in a smooth manner. They are desperate for reindustrialization. Under the current model, they export dollars(as well as inflation) world over while importing crap produced there for consumption.
 
seems like Pakistani army forces are getting deployed to fight yemeni rebellion as part of new saudi Pakistan defense Pact.
Just in case Houthis decide on invading Saudi should Iran be attacked by Americans.
 
I think Americans also want the dollar to lose its reserve currency status, but in a smooth manner. They are desperate for reindustrialization. Under the current model, they export dollars(as well as inflation) world over while importing crap produced there for consumption.

They are something like 40 trillion dollars in debt, dedollarisation means the collapse of their economy, the inability just to print money to service that debt

All the dollars would then return and inflation would hit the roof

They are screwed
 
They are something like 40 trillion dollars in debt, dedollarisation means the collapse of their economy, the inability just to print money to service that debt

All the dollars would then return and inflation would hit the roof

They are screwed
Honestly, I don't have the technical background to fully understand the intricacies of American economic policy. I've been listening this analyst Tom Loungo for a few years now. He's been on point with his predictions regarding US behavior both within and without. Check it out.
 
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