Makkah Accord: Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan to develop security framework
The article concerns the agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan to establish a regional security framework, within the framework of the "Mecca Agreement for Collective Defense." During the first meeting of the Political and Defense Strategy Committee in Istanbul, practical steps were outlined to establish this framework, aiming to enhance stability in the region, reduce uncertainty, and develop security and military cooperation among the three countries. The agreement includes expanding military collaboration, development projects, counter-terrorism efforts, and preparing a plan for the gradual accession of other countries, with an emphasis that any expansion requires the approval of all parties and ongoing consultation. This alliance seeks to support regional security and prosperity amid the changes resulting from the war in the Middle East.
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