Makkah Agreement Committee Meets in Istanbul

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Mecca Agreement for mutual defense to enhance security and military cooperation among the three nations, aiming to support regional and global stability. The agreement includes strengthening deterrence and unity in facing threats, developing defensive capabilities, and coordinating in military industries, with a focus on combating terrorism. A meeting was held in Istanbul to review the development of operational mechanisms and deepen cooperation among foreign ministers, defense ministers, and chiefs of staff, with expectations to establish a framework for the General Secretariat and a future plan to solidify the partnership. Subsequently, the American president praised the agreement as an important step closer to regional nations and one that bolsters their security.

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