Asim Munir Receives Saudi Arabia’s Highest Civilian Honour

Pakistan’s Chief of Defence Forces, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, has been awarded Saudi Arabia’s highest civilian honour during an official visit to the Kingdom. The award underscores the depth of Pakistan–Saudi Arabia relations and highlights continued cooperation in defence and regional security.

King Abdulaziz Medal Conferred By Royal Decree

The King Abdulaziz Medal of Excellence was conferred on Field Marshal Munir under a royal decree issued by, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. The honour is Saudi Arabia’s most prestigious civilian award and is reserved for individuals who have rendered exceptional services to the Kingdom.

Saudi Leadership Praises Professionalism

Saudi authorities conveyed their appreciation for Munir’s professionalism, strategic outlook, and role in strengthening longstanding bilateral ties. The recognition reflects Saudi Arabia’s acknowledgement of Pakistan’s contribution to defence cooperation and its consistent support for the Kingdom’s security and stability.

Munir Reaffirms Commitment To Bilateral Ties

Field Marshal Munir expressed gratitude to the Saudi leadership, describing the honour as a symbol of enduring brotherly relations between the two nations. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to the security, stability, and prosperity of Saudi Arabia, stressing the importance of close coordination in a changing regional security environment.

Exam Oriented Facts

• The King Abdulaziz Medal is Saudi Arabia’s highest civilian honour.
• It is awarded by royal decree of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.
• Asim Munir currently serves as Pakistan’s Chief of Defence Forces.
• Pakistan and Saudi Arabia maintain long-standing defence cooperation.

Defence Talks With Saudi Leadership

During the visit, Munir also met Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Defence. Discussions covered regional security dynamics, military cooperation, strategic collaboration, and emerging geopolitical challenges, reinforcing defence ties between the two countries.