Pakistani Defence Minister: Saudi Security Is Part of Our Security
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Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif affirmed that strengthening Saudi defences is a duty incumbent upon his country. This came in an interview with Geo News on Tuesday.
The minister said that the security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is part of Pakistan's security. This meaning is clear in the headline of the news report, as he sees Saudi security as part of his country's own security.
The available text does not provide further details about the steps Pakistan plans to take to strengthen these defences, or about their form and implementation timelines.
These statements come at a time when countries are keen to strengthen defence cooperation among them. Saudi readers would want to know Pakistan's official position on the Kingdom's security and follow any subsequent announcements related to this matter.
Sources: عكاظ
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