JF-17 fighter jet of Pakistan become international interest to buy. Pakistan’s military said on Saturday that Iraqi officials showed strong interest in acquiring Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder fighter jets. And Super Mushshak trainer aircraft during high-level air force talks in Iraq. Pakistan Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu met Iraqi Air Force commander Lt. Gen. Staff Pilot Mohanad Ghalib Mohammed Radi Al-Asadi during an official visit aimed at strengthening defense ties.
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The Iraqi Air Force welcomed the Pakistani air chief with a formal guard of honor at its headquarters. A gesture reflecting growing cooperation between the two forces, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations. Pakistan’s defense industry has attracted greater attention in recent years. Particularly after a brief military confrontation with India in May last year. Pakistan said it shot down six Indian aircraft during the standoff, including Rafale jets.
During the meetings, both sides discussed expanding military collaboration, including joint training programs, skills development, and closer operational coordination. The Iraqi air force chief praised the Pakistan Air Force for its operational standards and technological progress. He also expressed interest in Pakistan’s training facilities and explored the potential purchase of JF-17 fighter jets. And Super Mushshak trainer aircraft. Islamabad: Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder fighter jet has once again attracted international attention. As another country has reportedly expressed interest in acquiring the aircraft following Bangladesh’s recent deal.
Officials say that discussions are underway with the potential buyer, highlighting the growing global recognition of the JF-17 as a cost-effective, multi-role combat aircraft. Analysts note that the aircraft’s modern design, operational versatility. And competitive pricing make it an attractive option for countries looking to strengthen their air defense capabilities. The JF-17 program, jointly developed by Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) and China’s Chengdu Aircraft Corporation. Which has been steadily gaining traction in the international market. Bangladesh recently finalized a contract for the aircraft, boosting Pakistan’s defense exports profile.