Top officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to meet in Istanbul

Foreign, defence ministers and military chiefs from three countries to meet for first time since signing Mecca pact. Top officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan will gather in Istanbul on Monday for their first meeting since signing the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement earlier this month.

Turkish officials said on Sunday that the meeting will be attended by foreign ministers, defence ministers, and chiefs of staff from the three nations. Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan sign joint defence agreement: What’s in it? With Kuwait deal, Pakistan expands defence umbrella across Middle East Six months into the Iran war, a new Gulf security architecture is emerging According to AFP, the Istanbul meeting will formally establish a “political and defence strategic committee” comprised of such national representatives.

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