ANKARA, October 21 — Pakistan, Türkiye, Qatar and Indonesia have signed a multilateral defence cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening their military capabilities and expanding collaboration in the defence sector, Türkiye’s Defence Ministry said on Wednesday.
The agreement, known as the Badr Memorandum of Understanding, was signed in Doha, Qatar. According to the ministry, it provides a framework for cooperation in military production, technical military training, research and development, and the enhancement of the participating countries’ defence industries.
The initiative is intended to draw on the four countries’ respective defence manufacturing capabilities, improve industrial cooperation and support the development of partnerships to meet the defence needs of allied and friendly countries.
