Turkey Seeks Egypt in Defense Pact
Turkey expects Egypt to join the joint defense agreement it signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, which aims to enhance mutual deterrence and stability in the region. The Turkish Foreign Minister confirmed that Egypt is considered a natural partner on all issues, and there is an intention to expand the alliance to include other countries after completing technical matters. The agreement, which has been in the works for more than two years, coordinated the efforts of the three nations to ensure regional security, emphasizing that the deal does not conflict with Turkey's commitments within NATO. Its goal is to establish a strong defense framework that includes a U.S. ally and focuses on developing military cooperation to achieve lasting stability in the Middle East.
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