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Turkish FM suggests Egypt might join Mecca pact
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have reached a joint defense agreement similar to the principle of collective defense in NATO, aimed at enhancing regional security and stability. The agreement includes the establishment of a joint regulatory body to promote military coordination and rapid response. This move is in the context of safeguarding vital interests such as navigation security in the Red Sea, without targeting Iran, according to Ankara's stance. Turkey is also considering the possibility of Egypt joining the agreement after resolving some technical issues, with an emphasis that the primary goal is to protect national sovereignty and promote regional stability.
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