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Mecca Pact: New Approach to Stability
The Makkah Agreement for Collective Defense between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan is described as a fundamental shift in the regional security framework. It focuses on collective deterrence through the commitment of the countries that any attack on one of them is considered an attack on all, thereby promoting stability and preventing the outbreak of conflicts. Its choice of Makkah lends the agreement a symbolic cultural and historical significance, emphasizing that Arab and Islamic stability is rooted in spiritual and civilizational foundations. This initiative is part of an integrated Saudi strategy to bolster regional security and transform collective defense into a safety valve that supports the balance of power and stability in a volatile region.
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