Makkah Agreement strengthens regional deterrence, says analyst
Political analyst Dr. Saeed Al-Qadi says the integration of the three Makkah Agreement states boosts regional deterrence against threats to security.
Dr. Saeed Al-Qadi, a political analyst, asserts that the Makkah Agreement's integration of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey bolsters regional security. In an interview with Al Ekhbariya TV, he elaborates that the pact enhances regional deterrence against any threats to the area's safety and stability. Al-Qadi highlights the advancements of Saudi Arabia in localizing military industries and expanding its arsenal in various domains, including land, naval, air, and air defense forces.
He further notes Turkey's expertise in military industries and drone technology, as well as Pakistan's possession of nuclear capabilities and a robust defense sector. The analyst points out that these three countries are among the foremost Islamic nations. Al-Qadi emphasizes that the Makkah Agreement sends a defensive message, acting as a deterrent and a force for peace, without targeting any specific party.
He also highlights that the agreement has garnered positive responses from both regional and international communities.
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