RAWALPINDI: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey recently delved into discussions exploring potential collaboration in defense equipment technologies, with a specific focus on research and development.
The second meeting of the Trilateral Defence Collaboration convened at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Pakistan on Tuesday, highlighted the strategic importance of combining the intellectual, technical, financial, and human resources of the three nations.
The objective is to collectively work towards achieving shared goals and attaining self-sufficiency in the defense domain.
In a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the historical relations between the three countries were acknowledged, reinforcing the strategic intent to broaden the scope of trilateral cooperation.
The emphasis was on enhancing the pace of collaboration to pursue common goals and bolster the defense capabilities of the nations involved.
Looking ahead, the three nations decided to convene their next meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, during the World Defence Show scheduled for February. This choice reflects a commitment to sustained engagement and signifies the importance placed on advancing collaborative efforts in defense matters.
The World Defence Show presents an opportune platform for furthering these discussions and strengthening the ties between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey in the realm of defense and security.
The ongoing strategic dialogue underlines the shared interests and mutual goals that unite these nations in the pursuit of regional stability and security.
