'Mecca Joint Defence Agreement': India 'closely following' Pakistan-Saudi-Turkey pact, says MEA
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey signed the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement in Mecca on Friday, pledging closer military cooperation amid growing security concerns in the Middle East.
On Friday, India reported its "closely following" stance on the newly signed Mecca Joint Defence Agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated it would keep the public updated on the matter. When questioned during a media briefing, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal reiterated that India closely monitors such developments.
This agreement, signed in Mecca, aims to bolster military cooperation among the three nations amid rising security concerns in the Middle East. The agreement does not specify military commitments but emphasizes collective deterrence and enhanced defence cooperation.
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