Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye to hold first meeting under Makkah pact in Istanbul on Monday
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye will hold their first meeting under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement in Istanbul on Monday, the Foreign Office (FO) confirmed. In a statement, FO said the “inaugural meeting of the Strategic Political and Defence Committee established under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement (Makkah Accord)” will be held in the Turkish capital. Pakistan will be represented at…
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye are set to hold their first meeting under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement in Istanbul on Monday, as confirmed by the Foreign Office. The inaugural meeting of the Strategic Political and Defence Committee will be attended by key officials from all three countries, including Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, and Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Asim Munir from Pakistan, as well as their counterparts from Turkiye and Saudi Arabia.
The meeting aims to strengthen regional peace and stability, reflecting the historic bonds between the three nations.
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