Exclusive: Full text of the Mecca defence pact signed by Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan
Turkey submits defense pact to parliament for ratification, sources say.
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Turkey has submitted a defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to its parliament for ratification. Sources close to the Turkish government confirm that the pact, signed in Mecca, aims to strengthen military cooperation between the three nations. The move comes as Turkey turns to Iran to contain the Houthi movement in Yemen, according to Al-Monitor, which cites sources saying Turkey's defense commitments to Saudi Arabia are growing.
Turkish authorities have not publicly disclosed the terms of the pact, but Middle East Eye has obtained the full text. The document outlines the framework for joint military operations and intelligence sharing between the three countries.
The ratification process is expected to be a formality, but it marks a significant shift in Turkey's regional alliances, which have been shaped by its relations with Iran and other Middle Eastern nations.
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Coverage (6)
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Mecca defence pact text reveals 10-year exit restriction as Houthis test allianceIndia Today · 9h ago
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Turkey turns to Iran to contain Houthis as Saudi defense commitments growAl-Monitor · 9h ago
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Turkey submits defense pact with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to parliament for ratification, sources sayThe Jerusalem Post · 9h ago
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Turkiye moves to ratify Mecca defence pact with Pakistan, Saudi ArabiaAl Jazeera · 9h ago
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Exclusive: Full text of the Mecca defence pact signed by Turkey, Saudi Arabia and PakistanMiddle East Eye · 9h ago
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What is the Mecca defense pact?
A defense pact signed by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan in Mecca, outlining joint military operations and intelligence sharing.
Why is Turkey submitting the pact to parliament?
To obtain ratification from the Turkish parliament.
What does the pact entail?
The full text of the pact, obtained by Middle East Eye, outlines the framework for joint military operations and intelligence sharing between the three countries.
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