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Saudi Alliances Today
A report discusses the formation of a military alliance led by Saudi Arabia that includes 14 countries, among them Turkey, Pakistan, Egypt, and Yemen, aimed at safeguarding freedom of navigation and energy supply routes in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. The article emphasizes that these alliances have deep historical roots, from the pre-Islamic Pact of Fadool to the Islamic Medina Charter. It reflects Saudi Arabia’s political and organizational role based on a vision that depends on cooperation and international interests. Additionally, it explains that the tradition of Saudi initiatives in building alliances stems from its global responsibilities and belief in justice and security for communities, while leveraging its political and economic influence within a changing regional and international context.
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