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Saudi Arabia Walks a Tightrope Between Pakistan Ties and India Relations

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Saudi Arabia faces a delicate balancing act in its commitments under the Mecca pact toward Pakistan. Riyadh's security obligations to Islamabad are constrained by its strategic and economic relationship with New Delhi. Fully aligning with Pakistan on security matters risks undermining Saudi Arabia's ties with India, a relationship Riyadh cannot afford to compromise. Analysts suggest Saudi Arabia's support for Pakistan has clear limits defined by its broader regional interests.

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