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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye agree to turn Makkah defence pact into immediate military cooperation

ISPR says military chiefs from the three countries agreed in Riyadh to deepen intelligence sharing, military coordination and capability integration under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement.

By Margalla News Desk

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Riyadh — Margalla News: The military chiefs of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye have expressed a shared determination to immediately translate commitments under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement into effective military cooperation.

According to Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations, the meeting in Riyadh reviewed security threats facing Saudi Arabia.

The participants discussed deeper intelligence sharing, military coordination and integration of defence capabilities to strengthen deterrence and collective defence.

They also condemned recent attacks targeting Makkah and Saudi civilian and economic infrastructure and reaffirmed their commitment to Saudi Arabia's security, sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The details are based on the official ISPR account of the meeting.

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