Pakistani President highlights Mecca Agreement's role in boosting defense

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have signed the Mecca Agreement for Collective Defense, aiming to strengthen defense cooperation and establish the principle of mutual deterrence in the region. The agreement, signed during a summit bringing together the leaders of the three countries, is considered a significant step to reaffirm their shared commitment to collective security, where any attack on one of the three nations is regarded as an attack on all. It seeks to enhance military coordination, boost defensive readiness, and expand security cooperation by developing a strategic partnership to face regional and international challenges. The Pakistani president believes that this agreement will contribute to promoting peace, stability, and security in the region and globally.

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