PAF Chief Holds Key Meetings With Saudi Military
High-level meetings in Saudi Arabia reaffirm commitment to deeper Pak-Saudi air, defence ties
Jeddah-(News Desk)-Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar held a series of high-level meetings with Saudi Arabia’s military leadership during his visit to the Kingdom, highlighting the deepening strategic and defence partnership between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Upon arrival, he was warmly received by Saudi Chief of Staff General Fayyad Al-Ruwaili, reflecting the longstanding and close defence ties between the two nations. Discussions focused on strengthening bilateral military cooperation, enhancing institutional collaboration between the armed forces, and reviewing regional security matters of shared interest. Both sides also explored avenues for expanding future defence collaboration.
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Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining close coordination in the evolving regional security environment.
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Air Chief Marshal Babar also met Saudi Air Force Commander Turki bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz. Senior military officers from both the Pakistan Air Force and the Royal Saudi Air Force were present during the engagement.
It was mutually agreed to further promote bilateral cooperation between the Pakistan and Saudi Air Forces, with emphasis on professional collaboration, capacity building, and shared operational experience.
The high-level engagements highlight the depth of Pak-Saudi defence ties and the shared resolve to expand cooperation across multiple domains. The visit reflects continued efforts by both sides to strengthen military-to-military relations and enhance interoperability between their air forces.


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