October 16, 2016
ISLAMABAD: Azerbaijan
could be interested in purchasing Pakistani defence products, including the
upgraded version of Pakistan’s JF-17 fighter aircraft.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s visit to the country is expected to strengthen cooperation in the military and defence sectors of the two nations.
In November, a high-level delegation will come to Pakistan to attend the Defence-Expo scheduled be held in Karachi. The delegation will also visit defence production facilities in Pakistan to look into the possibility of buying defence-related products.
Pakistan has offered Azerbaijan several indigenously developed defence products, including the JF-17 fighter and Mushshaq trainer aircraft. At present, Pakistan is selling some conventional weaponry to the US, UK, Germany and some Far Eastern countries.
Other defence products offered include armoured and unarmoured vehicles, command and control systems, ammunition, body armour and personnel protection systems, and anti-aircraft defence systems.
Azerbaijan and Pakistan have already built a steady foundation for extensive cooperation in a number of different areas related to defence, security and trade.
Sharif, during his visit, discussed ways of enhancing cooperation between the two countries in different areas.
Talking about his government’s economic policies, Premier Nawaz said its priority is to extend all possible facilities to the business community.
He said his government has been in constant contact with the business community to address different issues and Pakistan’s exports have risen as a result.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s visit to the country is expected to strengthen cooperation in the military and defence sectors of the two nations.
In November, a high-level delegation will come to Pakistan to attend the Defence-Expo scheduled be held in Karachi. The delegation will also visit defence production facilities in Pakistan to look into the possibility of buying defence-related products.
Pakistan has offered Azerbaijan several indigenously developed defence products, including the JF-17 fighter and Mushshaq trainer aircraft. At present, Pakistan is selling some conventional weaponry to the US, UK, Germany and some Far Eastern countries.
Other defence products offered include armoured and unarmoured vehicles, command and control systems, ammunition, body armour and personnel protection systems, and anti-aircraft defence systems.
Azerbaijan and Pakistan have already built a steady foundation for extensive cooperation in a number of different areas related to defence, security and trade.
Sharif, during his visit, discussed ways of enhancing cooperation between the two countries in different areas.
Talking about his government’s economic policies, Premier Nawaz said its priority is to extend all possible facilities to the business community.
He said his government has been in constant contact with the business community to address different issues and Pakistan’s exports have risen as a result.
Internews
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