Saudi, Turkey, Pakistan plan security framework

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have agreed to take practical steps to establish a joint security framework within the "Mecca Mutual Defense Agreement," aimed at achieving stability and prosperity in the region. During the meetings in Istanbul, a roadmap was outlined for the accession of other countries, focusing on enhancing defensive capabilities, developing military industries, and deepening military cooperation. It was emphasized that any attack on one of the members is considered an attack on all. This agreement is a historic step aimed at reducing uncertainty in the region and strengthening mutual security cooperation among the three countries to achieve lasting and sustainable stability.

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