Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan Sign Landmark Defence Agreement
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The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed between Türkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan has reignited tensions between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi.
The ‘Mecca Joint Defense Pact,’ formed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, has entered full operation, declaring the establishment of a new regional security cooperation framework. While agreeing to create a permanent secretariat, the three nations have set out to expand the collective security system beyond the Middle East to encompass all countries in the Islamic world. The three countries
Mecca agreement will strengthen political-defense integration: Saudi Defense Minister
Iranian President Mesud Pezeshkiyan welcomes the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement signed between Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. 31.08.2026, Sputnik Turkey
The "Mecca Defense Alliance" is now the official name of the new defense alliance of Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agreed to establish a permanent secretariat in Saudi Arabia for the coordination of the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, signed at the beginning of August.
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