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Bangla sun
28 Augustust 2026, 2:17 pm
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Pakistan, Kuwait sign defence cooperation protocol to expand military ties

Bangla sun
28 Augustust 2026, 2:17 pm |Online version

Pakistan and Kuwait signed a defence cooperation protocol on Thursday to “significantly” expand military cooperation, Pakistan’s defence ministry said.

Under the protocol, Pakistan’s armed forces will support Kuwait in training, capacity building, border management and other areas of defence cooperation, the ministry said.

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