عربية – DW
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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced that Egypt is nearing accession to the joint defense agreement between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. This agreement aims to enhance stability in the region and establish mutual defense similar to NATO's Article 5. He explained that the agreement, which was signed in Mecca and is intended to be expanded to include other countries, seeks to address regional tensions, including threats from Iran and armed groups such as the Houthis. Fidan stated that the agreement does not conflict with Turkey’s commitments to NATO and emphasized that military cooperation among the three countries reflects a desire for regional stability. Turkey is seeking to establish shared support mechanisms and expand the alliance to include more nations.
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