Pakistan has signed a $4 billion deal to sell weapons and military equipment to Libya’s eastern forces marking one of the country’s largest arms agreements in recent history.
The agreement includes advanced aircraft trainer jets and other defence systems reflecting Islamabad’s commitment to expanding its defence exports and strengthening international military ties.
High level talks between Pakistani officials and Libyan National Army leaders in Benghazi paved the way for finalizing the deal highlighting a growing strategic partnership between the two nations.
Analysts say the pact comes at a time when Pakistan is actively seeking to enhance its global defence footprint balancing regional security interests while responding to shifting geopolitical dynamics.
Officials note that the equipment will be delivered over a multi year period providing Libya with critical capabilities while reinforcing Pakistan’s position as a reliable supplier of defence technology.
The deal is expected to not only boost Pakistan’s defence industry but also enhance military cooperation training programs and long term strategic engagement with international partners.
Observers say this landmark transaction underscores the growing role of defence exports in Pakistan’s foreign policy and its efforts to leverage military partnerships to strengthen regional influence and economic growth.
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