Saudi Arabia reports Mecca Agreement results
The Saudi Ministry of Defense announced that the leaders of the armies of the Mecca Coalition, composed of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, held a meeting in Riyadh to discuss enhancing intelligence cooperation and military coordination. This took place within the framework of the Mecca Mutual Defense Agreement signed by the three countries last August. The meeting reviewed the security situation and threats, particularly the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. The participants reaffirmed their commitment to collective defense and strengthening joint deterrence to maintain the security and sovereignty of the Kingdom. This comes after the signing of the agreement aimed at coordinating responses to any attack, with preparations underway to establish the General Secretariat and relevant committees to implement the commitments.
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