Group 1 - Pakistan's Defense Minister confirmed negotiations with multiple countries regarding the sale of the JF-17 "Thunder" fighter jet, which is part of a broader $13 billion defense equipment export strategy [1] - Potential buyers include Libya, Sudan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Saudi Arabia, although specific countries have not been disclosed due to the confidentiality of negotiations [1] - The competitive pricing of the JF-17, ranging from $40 million to $50 million, is highlighted as a significant advantage compared to similar aircraft priced between $250 million and $350 million [1] Group 2 - A report from KASB indicates that Pakistan's defense exports include tanks, drones, armored vehicles, naval systems, ammunition, and light weapons, with total defense export transactions valued at approximately $13 billion [2] - The defense exports are expected to increase foreign exchange reserves by 82% and support Pakistan's goal of achieving $60 billion in exports by 2029 [2] - The growth in defense equipment exports is anticipated to stimulate related manufacturing and supporting industries in Pakistan, creating more job opportunities [2]