Turkiye approves joint defence pact with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan
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Turkiye on Friday formally approved a joint defence agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan aimed at strengthening military cooperation and collective deterrence against shared…
Turkiye on Friday formally approved a joint defence agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan aimed at strengthening military cooperation and collective deterrence against shared threats.
The law approving the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, dated November 13, was published in Turkiye's Official Gazette following its approval by parliament on November 5.
The pact aims to strengthen defence and security cooperation among the three countries, improve coordination between their armed forces and expand defence industry cooperation.
The agreement comes amid heightened regional tensions during the US-Israeli war against Iran.
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