Pakistan's Saudi-Turkey Deal May Backfire as Strategic Liability

Pakistan has entered into a trilateral agreement with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, a deal that analysts warn could prove strategically costly for Islamabad. While the arrangement appears to offer Saudi Arabia significant geopolitical cover, Pakistan's position within the pact is seen as far more precarious. Critics argue that the deal could entangle Pakistan in regional rivalries and obligations that stretch its already strained diplomatic and military resources. Rather than strengthening Pakistan's strategic autonomy, the agreement may limit its foreign policy flexibility in the long run.
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