Fidan: Defense Pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Needed

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasized that the defense agreement signed between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan is essential for strengthening the regional countries' capabilities to confront regional crises and achieve lasting stability in the Middle East. He explained that the agreement, which was signed in Mecca after more than two years of preparation, aims to work towards regional stability without targeting any specific country, and that other nations can join after the approval of the three involved states. He also stressed that the agreement does not conflict with Turkey's commitments within NATO, noting that the United States has signed similar security agreements with non-NATO members, including Israel. This move comes amid escalating security challenges in the region and countries' efforts to enhance defense cooperation to address recent developments.

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