Saudi, Pakistan, Turkey sign Mecca Agreement
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the "Mecca Agreement" for joint defense, which aims to deter any armed attack against any of the three countries. Any aggression against one of them is considered an attack on all. The agreement enhances security and stability in the region and promotes defense cooperation among the three nations. It also affirms a unified stance in the face of military threats. The leaders of the three countries signed the agreement during a summit in Riyadh, in a step that comes amid regional developments and efforts to strengthen military cooperation, with assurances that previous bilateral agreements will not be canceled or replaced. It is also expected that the agreement will contribute to strengthening collective deterrence and achieving joint security coordination between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan.
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