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There have been good relations between India and Saudi Arabia so far. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also visited Saudi thrice to strengthen relationships. He went to Jeddah in April this year after the invitation of Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, but now Saudi has cheated India. He has joined hands with Pakistan. One between Saudi and Pak Security cooperation agreement Signed has been signed, which is going to shock India.
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a ‘strategic mutual defense’ agreement, according to which any attack on any of them will be considered an attack on both countries. This agreement has been reached a few days after the Israeli attack on Hamas leadership in Qatar. At the same time, there was a struggle between India and Pakistan in May this year. In such a situation, Saudi is shaking hands with Pakistan, deception with India. The special thing is that the deal has been signed between these two on September 17, on this day it was also PM Modi’s birthday.
How is India’s relationship with Saudi till now
India and Saudi relations have been strong so far. Prime Minister Modi has visited Saudi tour in April 2016, October 2019 and April 2025. During this time, there was an agreement between the two countries regarding many areas including health, sports, energy and postal cooperation. There was also talk about two oil refinery in India, but now Saudi is seen changing.
What did Pakistan-Saudi say about the deal
According to a joint statement, the agreement was signed by Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Saudi Arabia’s Yuvraj Mohammed bin Salman during the one -day visit to the Pakistani leader on Wednesday (17 September).
What did India say on Pak-Saudi deal
There has also been a reaction from India on the deal of Pakistan and Saudi. Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal gave a balanced response in the matter, saying that India will study the impact of the agreement on its national security as well as regional and global stability. He said that India is committed to protecting its national interests and “ensuring broad national security in all fields”.
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