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The deal aims to boost defense cooperation and strengthen joint deterrence against any attack. It states that aggression against one country will be considered aggression against both, according to a joint statement. Most Viewed: Official holidays and working hours for banks in Saudi Arabia

The agreement was signed after official talks between the two leaders at Al-Yamamah Palace in Riyadh. The statement said the deal shows the shared commitment of both nations to enhance security and achieve peace in the region and the world.

It builds on nearly 80 years of partnership between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, based on brotherhood, Islamic solidarity, strategic interests, and close defense ties.

Prime Minister Sharif arrived in Riyadh on a state visit at the invitation of the Crown Prince. High-ranking delegations from both countries attended his official talks. The meeting went on about the strong bilateral ties and initiatives to strengthen the strategic alliance in various domains.

Regional and international developments, as well as initiatives to maintain stability and security, were also topics of discussion among the leaders. They discussed issues of mutual interest while highlighting the strategic and historical links between the two countries.

Sharif began the meeting by expressing his gratitude to the Crown Prince for the gracious hospitality he and his group had received. He also conveyed best wishes for King Salman, the Crown Prince, and the people of Saudi Arabia. In return, the Crown Prince wished good health and success for Sharif and progress and prosperity for the people of Pakistan.

The Crown Prince also hosted an official luncheon in honor of the Pakistani prime minister. Recommend: Arab-Islamic summit declares attack on one as attack on all