Pakistan and Saudi Arabia sign Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement, reinforcing their commitment to joint defense cooperation and deterrence. The agreement, announced on Thursday, September 18, 2025, states that an attack on one nation will be considered an attack on both, highlighting their dedication to regional and global security.

This pact comes amid ongoing discussions about security dynamics in the region. It reflects the strengthening ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, both of which have been involved in various international security matters. The agreement is expected to enhance collaborative efforts in defense strategies and military operations.

For further context, recent developments in international relations include China and Pakistan submitting a joint bid to the UN to recognize the Balochistan Liberation Army as a terrorist entity.

The signing of this agreement marks a significant step in the defense cooperation between the two nations, aiming to bolster their security frameworks in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.