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Indonesia and Pakistan Take Steps to Strengthen Bilateral Air Force Cooperation


Today, 07:02. Posted by: taiba

Indonesia’s Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto has expressed interest in enhancing the country’s defence capabilities by tapping into the training programs and aerospace infrastructure of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), according to Inter-Services Public Relations.

The discussion took place during a meeting with PAF Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, who highlighted the longstanding defence cooperation and strategic ties between Pakistan and Indonesia. Both sides explored opportunities to expand collaboration in training, professional exchanges, and emerging aerospace technologies.

Indonesian officials specifically sought Pakistan’s support in improving operational and flight training, recognizing the PAF’s combat experience and high training standards. In recognition of his contributions to bilateral air power cooperation, Air Chief Marshal Sidhu was awarded the Indonesian Air Force’s highest honour.

The Indonesian leadership also acknowledged Pakistan’s progress in defence modernisation and the advanced capabilities of the National Aerospace Science & Technology Park.


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