Turkey establishes bodies for Mecca Defense
The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced the formation of institutional structures to implement the Mecca Agreement for joint defense among Turkey and two other countries, aiming to strengthen strategic cooperation among the three nations. The new mechanisms include coordination between defense and foreign ministers, as well as army chiefs, to ensure consultation and joint action. Training sessions and joint military exercises will be conducted to enhance capabilities, along with cooperation in the fabrication and exchange of military technology. This step reflects the three countries' desire to build an independent regional security system based on solidarity and opposition to external intervention, in order to bolster stability and security in the region amid increasing security challenges.
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