Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign mutual defense pact

Source: Saudi Arabia, nuclear-armed Pakistan sign mutual defence pact (2025-09-18)

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have agreed to a mutual defense pact, marking a significant step in their strategic partnership. The deal, announced on September 17, 2025, aims to enhance security cooperation between the two countries amid regional tensions and concerns over nuclear proliferation. Saudi officials emphasized that the agreement is designed to bolster regional stability and counter external threats, while Pakistan highlighted its commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia's security. The pact includes provisions for joint military exercises, intelligence sharing, and potential military assistance if either country faces external aggression. This development has raised international attention, with some analysts viewing it as a move to counter Iran's influence in the region. The agreement underscores the deepening alliance between Riyadh and Islamabad, reflecting their shared interests in maintaining regional stability and security.

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