Pakistan - Saudi Arabia, Interests and Obstacles in the Strategic Collaboration in Nawaz - Salman Era

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia as two important countries of Islamic world, in the recent half-century have experienced close ties and in some cases strategic relations due to reasons such as bilateral needs, religious homogeneities and parallel regional interests. Although fluctuating, this relation has been relatively steady and continuous. Based on some observations, one can conclude that after supremacy of Nawaz Sharif in Pakistan and Malik Salman in Saudi Arabia, the so mentioned cooperation has come to transform into a "strategic alliance and coalition" while understanding this transformation helps to understand future changes more clearly. Now let's see why does Pakistan and Saudi Arabia collaboration has demonstrated itself as a strategic alliance in Nawaz Sharif and Salman bin Abdulaziz era. To answer this question it is correct to state that, since coordinating the anti-Syria terrorist front, managing the war against Yemen and suppressing people's resistance in the region by Saudi Arabia demands the formation of a unified political - security block, and due to Saudi's belief that Pakistan should play the main part in this regard, as well as the collateral economical and military needs of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, the collaboration between Nawaz and Salman governments has transformed into a strategic alliance and coalition.