Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan discuss Mecca Agreement

The article discusses a meeting between the foreign ministers of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan in New York to review progress in implementing the "Mecca Collective Defense Agreement" signed last August, which aims to enhance regional security and stability. During the meeting, they discussed the preparation of the General Secretariat, committees, and working groups, as well as the review of necessary measures to commence work under the agreement. The ministers also emphasized the importance of adherence to international law and the protection of Saudi Arabia's security, especially following the attempt by the Houthi group to target Mecca with drones. They underlined the importance of coordinated support to maintain security in the regions and reaffirmed the need to work toward peace and stability in the area. The Turkish, Saudi, and Pakistani governments also promised to hold urgent military meetings to support the implementation of the agreement's provisions, focusing on sovereignty, good neighborliness, and addressing regional challenges.

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