Fidan: Countries Seek Mecca Deal, Isolation Must Persist
The article discusses Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statements regarding Turkey's expansion and the regional countries' joining of the Mecca Agreement for Collective Defense, which is fundamentally similar to Article Five of NATO's Charter. The aim is to strengthen stability and security in the region. He emphasized that the agreement does not target any expansionist states and that Turkey seeks to expand it to include all regional countries if necessary, in order to bring stability to the Middle East, which has been unstable for decades. He also called for the continuation of international political isolation against Israel, noting that Turkish forces in Cyprus contribute to the island's stability. Additionally, he expressed Turkey's desire to enhance regional cooperation and confirmed that the agreement will help support regional security and stability, stressing that Turkey does not target Iran or any other countries.
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