Pakistani PM calls Mecca Agreement key to defense ties
Yesterday in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the Mecca Defense Pact, marking an important milestone in strengthening military cooperation among the three countries. The agreement aims to establish a policy of collective deterrence to protect their regional and global security and stability. It seeks to increase military coordination, enhance defensive readiness, and respond collectively to any armed attack targeting any of the signatory states, with a focus on supporting security and shared interests. The agreement was signed by the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan during a summit that also discussed strengthening strategic relations and achieving regional stability.
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