Foreign Ministry: Mecca Defense Pact Not a Military Alliance

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the Mecca Agreement for mutual defense among Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan aims to strengthen defense cooperation and improve readiness to face security threats. This is achieved by developing joint defensive capabilities and enhancing strategic deterrence. They emphasized that the agreement does not seek to establish a military bloc or sectarian coalition, nor does it relate to nuclear programs or an arms race. Instead, it focuses on building sustainable and independent defensive capabilities. Additionally, they added that the agreement does not affect Saudi Arabia's relations with Gulf countries, Arab nations, or its international partners. It does not pose a security threat or lead to regional escalation and is intended to promote shared interests without canceling previous agreements.

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