Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan form Mecca Secretariat
The importance of the meeting between the foreign ministers, defense ministers, and leaders of the defense forces in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan in Istanbul centered on strengthening military and political cooperation among the three countries, as well as promoting regional peace and stability. The nations agreed to establish a special secretariat for the Mecca Agreement, headed by a Saudi Secretary-General in the initial phase for three years, with the aim of coordinating and enhancing cooperation in defense matters and developing joint military industries. This reflects their shared commitment to continue supporting efforts to de-escalate tensions and achieve effective deterrence, with the goal of establishing a lasting and fair regional peace.
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