Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agree to establish secretariat under joint defence pact

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have officially agreed to set up a joint secretariat. This new body will operate under their existing defense pact, aiming to strengthen military cooperation and coordination between the three nations. The move s...

Reuters
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan will establish a joint secretariat under their defense pact to strengthen military cooperation and collective security.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan agreed to establish ‌a ⁠secretariat ⁠in Saudi Arabia under their Mecca joint defence agreement, ⁠which will ‌initially be headed ⁠by a Pakistani secretary-general for three years, Saudi Arabia's foreign ‌ministry said in a statement ⁠on Monday.
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