Pakistan, Maldives sign MoUs on defence, IT, agriculture and tourism
Pakistan and the Maldives on Wednesday signed a series of Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at deepening bilateral relations across multiple sectors, including defence, information technology, cybersecurity, health, education, social protection, agriculture and tourism. The agreements were signed during the three-day state visit of Maldives President Dr Mohamed Muizzu, the first visit by a…
Turkiye, in collaboration with Pakistan, Qatar, and Indonesia, has signed a defense cooperation agreement known as the "Badr Memorandum of Understanding." This agreement was inked in Doha, reflecting the nations' desire to deepen their defense ties and enhance their capabilities. The Turkish Defence Ministry highlighted the economic significance of the accord, stating that it aims to boost military production, strengthen defensive capabilities, and facilitate collaboration in technical training, research, and development.
With Turkiye boasting the second-largest army within NATO and a formidable defense industry, the agreement among these four countries is set to foster cooperation, integrate their military resources, and meet the needs of allied and friendly nations. This memorandum came in the wake of Turkiye's signing of a mutual defense pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in August, under which an attack on one party would be considered an attack on all.
Furthermore, Turkiye shares close ties with Indonesia, particularly in the defense industry. The ministry emphasized that the Badr accord would reinforce mutual ties, bolster defense industries, and promote security among the participating nations.
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