Saudi, Turkish, Pakistani leaders pray before Mecca deal
The leaders of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan performed Friday prayers at the Grand Mosque in Mecca before announcing the signing of the Mecca Agreement for Mutual Defense. This agreement aims to develop defense cooperation among the three countries to strengthen collective deterrence against any armed attack. This alliance, considered one of the largest among Islamic nations, is a strategic step to enhance security and stability in the region. The leaders emphasized the depth of their historical relationships and prayed for God's blessing upon the agreement, hoping it will serve as a shield of peace and prosperity for future generations, with a focus on promoting peace and security among their peoples.
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