Turkish FM: Egypt Could Join Defense Pact

Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have signed a joint defense agreement aimed at enhancing security cooperation and countering any attack against one of the parties. The agreement emphasizes that it is not directed against Iran or any other country and seeks to strengthen deterrence and regional stability. The agreement includes the establishment of a governing body and a ministerial committee similar to NATO's charter. It is considered an important step toward achieving stability in a region that has experienced prolonged instability since the Ottoman Empire's withdrawal. The leaders hope that the trilateral cooperation, signed in Mecca, will contribute to promoting regional and global peace and security, despite the absence of a specified common threat in the text.

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