Scholars push for broader Mecca Pact
Islamic groups and organizations have called for the expansion of the "Mecca Mutual Defense Agreement" signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan to include other Muslim countries. This step is considered important to enhance defense and security cooperation among the Islamic nation, with the aim of building a strong system based on military, technological, economic capabilities, and independent decision-making sovereignty to confront regional and international challenges and threats. The statement also emphasized that the protection of Palestine and Al-Aqsa Mosque must be at the core of this system, with a focus on strengthening capabilities and defensive independence in line with the challenges, including risks from the Zionist project and Iranian policies in the region. Furthermore, more countries and organizations are encouraged to join and develop this system to achieve greater unity and cohesion for the Islamic nation.
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