Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey hold a key defense meeting in Riyadh to enhance cooperation under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement.
Riyadh: (RightNow) A significant defense meeting took place in Riyadh between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey. The chiefs of the armed forces from all three nations attended the meeting.
Field Marshal Asim Munir, General Selcuk, and a Saudi General reviewed the security situation under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement. The meeting condemned attacks on Saudi Arabia’s economic installations.
According to ISPR, the meeting praised the readiness and professional capabilities of the Saudi forces. Emphasis was placed on ensuring the kingdom’s security through the professional skills of Saudi forces.
The meeting explored ways to integrate military coordination and defense capabilities. A commitment was expressed to enhance cooperation among the armed forces of the three countries.
It is noteworthy that efforts continue to strengthen the longstanding relations and mutual trust between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey. There is a deep connection between the people and armed forces of these nations.














