Arab and Islamic support for Mecca Defense Pact

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a joint defense agreement during the "Mecca Summit for Collective Defense," aimed at strengthening collective deterrence, security, and stability in the region. Officials confirmed that the agreement represents a historic step toward enhancing defense and strategic cooperation among the three countries, contributing to regional security and stability, while supporting the rights of the Palestinians and rejecting escalating security threats—especially in confronting terrorism, smuggling, and maritime threats. The importance of this agreement in strengthening the Islamic collective security system and achieving peace and development in the region was also highlighted, along with supporting efforts to build capacities for joint defense and to safeguard the interests of peoples and international security.

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