Saudi and Pakistani defense officials met in Riyadh to discuss a coordinated response to escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. The talks, part of broader military cooperation efforts, focused on enhancing joint defense capabilities and intelligence sharing. The meeting followed the signing of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement last month, which aims to integrate defensive strategies among the three nations.
Both sides expressed commitment to deepening military and intelligence collaboration to counter the ongoing threats from the Houthis in Yemen. The discussions highlighted the need for improved coordination in monitoring and responding to attacks. Pakistan’s involvement underscores growing regional solidarity against the conflict, with both countries emphasizing the importance of collective security measures.
The Saudi Ministry of Defense confirmed the talks were held with Turkish military representatives, reinforcing a trilateral effort to bolster regional stability. While no immediate military action was announced, the meeting signals a shift toward more unified defense strategies in the face of continued Houthi aggression.
