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44 Days to Mecca Agreement Completion
The article reveals the progress made under the Makkah Agreement for joint defense between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. It details the transition from signing the agreement to establishing institutions and developing the organizational framework of the system. These institutions include a strategic ministerial committee, a secretariat headquartered in Saudi Arabia, and a military leadership—some of which are close to full activation. The Turkish Foreign Minister confirmed that work regarding the administrative structure and military discipline is advancing well, and that the agreement is in a good phase, focusing on strengthening regional collective defense, with plans to include additional countries in the future. Although the agreement faced negative reactions from some nations, Turkey sees this as a reflection of its importance and strength—especially in light of the Houthi escalation against the Kingdom. They believe the agreement enhances regional solidarity and aims to resolve regional issues within an "ownership of the region" framework rather than external interventions. Officials emphasize that the agreement will become a major platform that will change the rules of the game in regional security.
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