Saudi, Turkish, Pakistani pact linked to security concerns
The joint defense agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan aims to enhance the security of the Kingdom in the face of regional challenges. It focuses on providing additional guarantees to protect borders and facilities, especially amid increasing security threats. A military analyst points out that Turkey faces internal challenges such as political conflicts and the Kurdish issue, and relies on NATO in case of external aggression. Meanwhile, Pakistan has military capabilities to confront its conflict with India, although direct support from Saudi Arabia may be limited. The greatest need for the alliance is from Saudi Arabia, seeking to safeguard its interests and security amid rising threats. Turkey and Pakistan are keen to avoid involvement in conflicts outside their direct interests, while also benefiting from the economic funding of the alliance.
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