Key Points
- Mekke Joint Defense Agreement was signed
- The agreement aims to strengthen the security and defense cooperation of the three countries
- The three countries undertook not to pose a threat to each other's security
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that the Mekke Joint Defense Agreement signed between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan is not against any country, saying "No country that does not attack us is our target".
Fidan said that the alliance undertakes that the member countries will not pose a threat to each other's security. The agreement aims to strengthen the security and defense cooperation of the three countries. The details of the agreement have not been disclosed yet, but it is stated that the three countries are ready to work together against increasing security threats in the region.
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- What is the Mekke Joint Defense Agreement?
- A security and defense cooperation agreement signed between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan
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- To strengthen the security and defense cooperation of the three countries
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- Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan
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