Pakistan $13 Billion defence deals will be helpful in economic impact. Pakistan’s defence export pipeline could emerge as one of the most powerful economic drivers between 2026 and 2030. With tracked and potential defence deals already running into double-digit billions of dollars, according to a report by KASB Securities. The report states that total value of defence deals already tracked is around $13 billion. Which could materially impact Pakistan’s external economic indicators. If realised, these orders could result in an 82 percent jump in foreign exchange reserves and support the $60 billion export target under Uraan Pakistan by 2029.
According to the report, following the success of Operation Bunyan e Marsous. Pakistan has seen a significant improvement in its diplomatic standing. Translating into geostrategic defence engagements and export-driven defence agreements. The report highlights that JF 17 Thunder, a 4.5 generation fighter jet, is attracting the strongest interest. Countries such as Iran, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Ethiopia, Argentina, and Uzbekistan have reportedly expressed interest over time.
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According to the report, active negotiations during 2025 and 2026 include Saudi Arabia. Where talks are underway to convert financial support into a JF-17 fighter jet deal with a possible value of around $6 billion. Libya is negotiating a package covering JF 17 jets. Super Mushshak trainers, tanks, naval vessels, and other equipment valued at approximately $4 billion.
Pakistan’s recent defence agreements worth $13 billion are expected to have a positive impact on the country’s economy. According to a new report. Experts suggest that these deals will not only strengthen the military but also create opportunities for local industries. And job growth. The report highlights that the contracts, which involve the purchase of advanced military equipment and technology. They are likely to stimulate domestic manufacturing, increase exports, and attract foreign investment. Analysts say this could help Pakistan’s economy recover amid challenges like inflation and trade deficits.
The $13 billion deals are expected to roll out over the coming years, with officials monitoring their economic impact closely. Government officials have welcomed the findings, emphasizing that the deals are part of a broader strategy to modernize the armed forces while simultaneously supporting economic development.