Mecca Defense Pact: Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Set to Begin Talks in Istanbul Under New Defense Agreement

Mecca Defense Pact: Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia set to begin talks in Istanbul under new defense agreement

Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are taking the first steps toward implementing their new collective defense pact. Senior diplomatic and military officials from all three countries are to meet in Istanbul on Monday, just weeks after the agreement was signed in Mecca. Michal Bardavid has more from Istanbul.

The Hexagon Of Alliances: Countering The Mecca Agreement

Savio Rodrigues outlines the Hexagon of Alliances, showing how India and Israel can build a counterweight to the Mecca Agreement across key maritime corridors

Makkah Collective Defense Agreement - Peoples' Review

By Nirmal P Acharya Recently, due to the “Makkah Collective Defense Agreement,” India may have no choice but to extend goodwill toward China. India has long been accustomed to diverting internal conflicts by provoking border disputes with China, while simultaneously seeking attention and support from the United States. However, recently Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan […] The post Makkah Collective Defense Agreement appeared first on Peoples'…

Mecca Pact Creates New Power Bloc? Saudi-Pak-Turkey Alliance Raises Big Questions for India

New Delhi: The Mecca Pact is a new defense cooperation agreement between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey that has drawn attention across the world. The agreement aims to strengthen military coordination and enhance security cooperation among the three countries amid growing challenges in the region. Under the pact, the three nations have agreed to work together on defence-related matters and strategic cooperation. The deal brings together Saud…