COAS affirms Pakistan army’s continuing support for Saudi forces

Pakistan ArmyCOAS affirms Pakistan army’s continuing support for Saudi forces

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: The Saudi Assistant Minister of Defence Major General (Engineer) Talal Bin Abdullah Al-Otaibi held a meeting with the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir at Pakistan army’s general headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi.

In a statement on Friday, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that during the meeting, matters of mutual interest and measures to further enhance bilateral defence collaboration including defence production and military training were discussed.COAS affirms Pakistan army’s continuing support for Saudi forces

The COAS affirmed Pakistan army’s continuing support towards capacity building of Royal Saudi Land Forces.

The visiting dignitary acknowledged Pakistan army’s achievements and sacrifices in war against terrorism and army’s valuable contributions towards regional peace and stability.

The visiting dignitary also participated in the 5th Meeting of Pakistan-KSA Defence Collaboration at GHQ which he co-chaired by the CGS Pakistan Army.

The forum discussed challenges to global and regional security and their implications on defence forces.

The forum noted that rapid advancements in modern technologies necessitated defence industrial cooperation in critical capabilities between the two brotherly Countries.

Both sides reiterated their resolve to solidify the efforts in defence collaboration with focused approach to target specific capabilities in land, air and sea domains.

In this context, concrete proposals were deliberated by the forum to meet tangible objectives within specific timelines.

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