Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to hold first defence pact meeting, source says
Three nations are set to convene for the first time under a new defense pact, with more countries potentially joining.
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The first meeting of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement is scheduled to take place. The pact involves Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. The Mecca Agreement is a new defense pact.
The Jerusalem Post explores the potential implications of new members joining the pact. Bangladesh's foreign minister has expressed a positive stance towards joining if invited. According to Reuters, the first meeting of the pact is scheduled to occur soon.
The Middle East Eye discusses the risks and leverage that Turkey may gain from the agreement.
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Coverage (8)
- Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye to hold first meeting under Makkah pact in Istanbul on Monday Dawn · 13h ago
- Top officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to meet in Istanbul Al Jazeera · 13h ago
- Ministers gather in Istanbul for next phase of Mecca defense pact Daily Sabah · 13h ago
- The Blogs: Could Bangladesh Become South Asia’s Next Ukraine? The Times of Israel · 13h ago
- Mecca Agreement gives Turkey new leverage and risk in equal measure Middle East Eye · 13h ago
- Bangladesh to 'positively' consider joining Makkah pact if invited: foreign minister Dawn · 13h ago
- What would happen if Mecca Joint Defense Agreement gets new members? The Jerusalem Post · 13h ago
- Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to hold first defence pact meeting, source says Reuters · 13h ago
Quick answers
Which countries are involved in the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement?
The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement involves Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
When is the first meeting of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement?
The first meeting of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement is scheduled to take place soon.
Which countries might join the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement?
Bangladesh has expressed a positive stance towards joining the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement if invited.
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