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The Mecca Pact for Joint Defense between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan is a strategic move aimed at strengthening collective deterrence in the region through the principle of "an attack on one is an attack on all," similar to the NATO system. It reflects the three countries' pursuit of relying on their own capabilities to maintain their security. The agreement links economic, military, and technological strengths: Saudi Arabia possesses an economic power and advanced defense industries, Turkey has an advanced military industry, and Pakistan has a large army and extensive military experience. The cooperation aims to build a sustainable and adaptable regional security system, enhance political and defense coordination, and represents an important step toward asserting these countries' strategic independence in facing regional challenges.
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