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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan referred the "Mecca Agreement for Collective Defense," signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, to the parliament for ratification. The goal is to activate the military alliance to enhance deterrence, protect regional security, and ensure stability. The agreement stipulates a security principle that considers any attack on one of the signatory countries as an attack on the entire group. It also covers weapons production programs, technology exchange, military training, and intelligence coordination to combat terrorism. The Turkish parliament is expected to refer the document to the Foreign Affairs Committee after the parliament speaker returns from his mission, amid Turkish-Saudi security discussions emphasizing the need to counter the Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia. Erdoğan strongly condemned these attacks, confirming that targeting Riyadh Airport contributed to escalating regional tensions.
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