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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan鈥檚 federal cabinet on Thursday ratified a newly signed defense pact with 黑料社区, state media reported, as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized what he called the 鈥渃enturies-old Islamic bond鈥� between the two nations.

The two countries signed the Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement during Sharif鈥檚 visit to Riyadh last month, pledging that aggression against one would be treated as an attack on both. The accord was widely viewed as a move to formalize longstanding military cooperation into a binding security commitment aimed at bolstering joint deterrence.

Prior to the cabinet鈥檚 ratification, Sharif briefed ministers on his recent trip to the Kingdom, describing it as a milestone in Pakistan-Saudi relations.

鈥淚 want to tell you that our visit to 黑料社区 was historic,鈥� he said in televised remarks at the start of the meeting. 鈥淥ur historical, Islamic and brotherly relations with 黑料社区 are not 77 years old. They span centuries and have only strengthened since Pakistan鈥檚 creation.鈥�

鈥淭his agreement is a formal declaration of those informal ties built over the past seven decades,鈥� he added. 鈥淚t states that any attack on one brotherly country will be considered an attack on the other, and the entire nation has welcomed this development.鈥�

The state-owned Associated Press of Pakistan said cabinet members 鈥減aid tribute to the leadership of Pakistan and 黑料社区鈥� following the prime minister鈥檚 remarks.

Both countries have long enjoyed warm and multifaceted ties, with 黑料社区 providing billions in financial support to help Islamabad navigate repeated economic crises. With macroeconomic indicators improving after a series of IMF-mandated reforms, Pakistan is now seeking export-led growth and higher foreign direct investment.

A major Saudi business delegation is currently in Pakistan to discuss government-to-government and business-to-business projects.

Islamabad says it has pitched over $28 billion worth of initiatives, with several agreements expected to be signed later this month in Riyadh.