On the other hand, there was a deal like NATO in Saudi and Pakistan and a stir broke out in India. Questions are being raised in India, what will he do next about the agreement between Saudi and Pakistan. Now the answer has come from India’s side also. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has given the first statement on the defense agreement between Saudi and Pakistan. There was also a reaction from the Indian Ministry of External Affairs regarding the entire matter. Reacting to the agreement between Saudi Arabia Pakistan, India said that the government knew about the agreement in advance. A statement issued by Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said that India will study the development of our national security as well as regional and global stability.
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He further assured that the government is committed to protecting India’s national interests and ensuring broad national security in all fields. A spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs said that we have seen reports of a strategic mutual defense agreement between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The government was aware that this development, which formalize a long -term agreement between the two countries, was under consideration. We will study the effects of this development on our national security as well as regional and global stability. The government is committed to protecting India’s national interests and ensuring broad national security in all fields.
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Significantly, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a strategic mutual defense agreement, according to which any attack on any of them will be considered an attack against both. According to a joint statement, the agreement was signed by Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Saudi Arabia’s Shahzade Mohammed bin Salman on Wednesday during a one -day visit to the Gulf of the Pakistani leader. The agreement is reached a few days after the Israeli attack on Hamas leadership in Qatar, a major ally of the US in the Gulf region. According to a joint statement, a strategic mutual defense agreement states that any attack against any country will be considered an attack against both.