Saudi Arabia outlines joint defense goals

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey signed the Mecca Agreement for Mutual Defense, which aims to strengthen long-term military cooperation among the three countries, enhance deterrence, and coordinate efforts to protect the security and stability of the region. The agreement emphasizes that this cooperation does not intend to establish a military bloc or sectarian alliance, nor is it related to nuclear pursuits or an arms race. It serves as a framework to bolster joint defensive capabilities and respond to any external threats. The agreement is considered a strategic alliance linking the three nations, whereby an attack on any of them is viewed as an attack on all, while maintaining strong relationships with both the regional and international communities.

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