Kuwait, 12 June 2023 (TDI): Pakistan and Kuwait signed a defense agreement yesterday. This agreement was signed at the Ministry of Defense headquarters in Kuwait.
The purpose of the agreement is to strengthen defense ties between both states. This agreement will serve to uplift the defense capabilities of both states.
Ambassador Malik Muhammad Farooq and Brigadier General Fawwaz Muhammad Alharabi were the signatories of the agreement from Pakistan’s and Kuwait’s sides, respectively.
At the time of the signing ceremony, a delegation from the Pakistan Army led by Major General Wasim Iftikhar Cheema and officers from Kuwait’s Army were also present.
Pakistan and Kuwait are two important countries in the Muslim world and share a long history of defense cooperation, which can be traced back to 1990 when Pakistan stood with Kuwait against the Iraqi invasion.
Since then, the two countries have continued to strengthen their military ties through joint exercises and training programs.
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This agreement is a testament to the strong brotherly ties between both states and symbolizes the commitment of both countries to enhancing collaboration in the defense sector, which will provide opportunities to conduct joint training, exercises, and technology transfers.
This collaboration will not only strengthen the defense capabilities of both nations but also contribute to regional stability and security.
This agreement also highlights the professionalism of Pakistan’s Army and the global recognition of its capabilities in the defense sector.
While strengthening defense cooperation, Pakistan and Kuwait also have strong economic ties. Kuwait is one of the largest investors in Pakistan, particularly in the energy sector. The two countries have also been working on increasing trade between them.
In a nutshell, it is a positive step towards a shared, secure future for both countries, and it also reaffirms the relationship between the two countries in terms of security and defense.
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