Kuwait has officially ratified a defense cooperation agreement with Pakistan, following its publication as a decree-law in the official gazette, Kuwait Al-Youm. The agreement establishes a robust framework for institutional defense ties, focusing on collaborative military training and capacity building rather than automatic military deployment. Valid for an initial period of five years, the pact formalizes long-standing bilateral defense relations and sets up structured mechanisms for future strategic cooperation between the two nations.
Kuwait Formally Approves Strategic Defense Cooperation Agreement With Pakistan
- Kuwait, Defense
- July 29, 2026
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