Turkish FM: Egypt Might Join Mecca Pact

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan pointed out that the joint defense agreement between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan is equivalent to the principle of collective defense outlined in the NATO Charter. It aims to strengthen collective security and stability, whereby an attack on one member state is considered an attack on all. The three leaders signed the agreement at the Makkah summit, which includes establishing a secretariat general and a joint ministerial committee to coordinate defense policies and enhance rapid response in emergency situations. Fidan also reaffirmed that the agreement is not targeted at Iran and focuses on protecting sovereignty and regional security, with the possibility of Egypt joining after resolving some technical issues. He clarified that maritime security in the Red Sea is a strategic interest for Turkey and that the cooperation involves safeguarding vital maritime routes led by Saudi Arabia.

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