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Fidan: Countries seek to join Mecca Agreement
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced that the signing of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan represents a historic step aimed at enhancing security and stability in the region. He emphasized that the agreement does not target any country and is designed to establish a defensive alliance similar to Article 5 of NATO's Charter, with the goal of supporting member states and integrating their military and security capabilities. He explained that the process took two and a half years and comes as part of Turkey’s efforts to achieve lasting stability in the Middle East by strengthening regional cooperation, highlighting the importance of future inclusion of other countries, and developing joint security frameworks to confront challenges—without any direct threat from any party. Fidan also confirmed that the alliance focuses on joint defense cooperation and aims to strengthen deterrence and promote stability through peaceful means.
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