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This is not just arms trading—it is financial engineering.
Why This Matters
- Pakistan eases external debt pressure
- Saudi Arabia diversifies suppliers beyond the US/EU
- Defence trade replaces cash repayment
- Long-term training, MRO, and upgrades lock in partnership
In effect, jets become debt instruments.
Why the JF-17 Is Central to This Strategy
The JF-17 Thunder has matured into a modular platform:
- Block II & Block III with AESA radar, modern avionics, and BVR capability
- Compatibility with Chinese, Pakistani, and select Western systems
- Ideal for countries balancing budgets and geopolitics
Pakistan Aeronautical Complex already supports exports, training, and sustainment—making the jet viable for debt-swap diplomacy.
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