Pakistan PM: Mecca Pact Advances Defense Ties

The leaders of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a joint defense agreement in Mecca, which is considered a strategic step to enhance military cooperation and establish the principle of collective deterrence in facing regional and international threats. The agreement focuses on strengthening military coordination, increasing defensive readiness, and expanding security cooperation, guided by shared historical ties and common interests. It states that any attack on one of the three countries will be considered an attack on all, thereby promoting the security and stability of the region. This move comes during a summit attended by the Saudi Crown Prince, the Turkish President, and the Pakistani Prime Minister, with the aim of reinforcing the positions of these countries and safeguarding their mutual interests.

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