- Cairo, Amman, Riyadh reaffirm trust in Pakistan’s Armed Forces during COAS’s visit
- High-evel meetings focus on counterterrorism, defence cooperation and intelligence sharing
- Visit strengthens Muslim world’s military unity and solidarity as leaders laud Pakistan’s professionalism, peacekeeping role
- Engagement highlights Pakistan’s growing global credibility as proactive diplomacy reinforces regional stability
ISLAMABAD: Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir’s recent visits to Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia have been hailed as a remarkable example of Pakistan’s proactive and result-oriented military diplomacy, reinforcing the country’s growing stature as a pivotal partner in regional peace and security.
During high-level meetings with the leadership of the three Arab nations, comprehensive discussions were held on counterterrorism, defence cooperation, and intelligence sharing, underscoring the expanding scope of Pakistan’s strategic partnerships in the Middle East.
According to official sources, the leadership of Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia expressed complete confidence in Pakistan’s Armed Forces, lauding their professionalism, discipline, and longstanding contributions toward peace, stability, and cooperation in the Muslim world.
The Field Marshal’s engagements were described as a powerful symbol of military unity and solidarity among Muslim nations—a reflection of shared aspirations for enhanced security coordination and regional harmony. The visit also reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to constructive international engagement and its readiness to contribute meaningfully to global and regional stability.
Observers note that under Field Marshal Asim Munir’s leadership, Pakistan’s defence diplomacy has taken on a new dimension—combining strategic outreach with a focus on fostering mutual trust, interoperability, and economic-security linkages with key partners across the Arab world.
They further observed that the Pakistan Army’s consistent outreach and cooperative engagement with friendly nations have strengthened its international credibility and projected Pakistan’s image as a responsible, peace-promoting country in the global arena.
The Field Marshal’s visit, coming at a time of shifting regional alignments, has been seen as a clear demonstration of Pakistan’s dignified and confident diplomacy—one grounded in principle, professionalism, and shared values with the broader Muslim Ummah.
Following the visit, analysts said Pakistan continues to emerge on the world stage with renewed strength and self-assurance—a testament to its successful, balanced, and principled military diplomacy.
