Sudan and Pakistan Sign $1.5 Billion Defense Deal

 

The Government of Sudan and Pakistan have finalized a defense agreement valued at approximately $1.5 billion. The deal was announced following an official visit by senior Sudanese military officials to Islamabad.

Details of the Agreement

According to official reports, the agreement includes:

  • 10 K-8 Karakorum trainer/light attack aircraft

  • 20 Shahpar-2 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)

  • 150 YIHA-III UAVs

  • 50 MR-10K UAVs

  • 50 Ababeel-5 UAVs

  • Engines for MiG-21 fighter jets

  • 150 ASV Mohafiz armored vehicles

  • Air defense systems of types HQ-9 and HQ-6

The Sudanese delegation, led by Lieutenant General Pilot Al-Tahir Mohamed Al-Awad Al-Amin, Commander of the Sudanese Air Force, held meetings with the Pakistani Minister of Defence, the Chief of the Pakistan Air Force, and other senior officials.

Observers note that the agreement comes at a time of growing cooperation between Pakistan and Sudan in the field of defense and technology. It also reflects Pakistan’s ongoing role in expanding defense partnerships with various countries.

The $1.5 billion defense deal is expected to strengthen bilateral relations between Sudan and Pakistan and could influence future defense and security cooperation in the region

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