Makkah alliance orders rapid Saudi force deploymen...

Summary

• Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye have agreed to take immediate steps to implement their collective defence commitments and arrange the rapid deployment of agreed military forces and capabilities in Saudi Arabia.
• The meeting focused on growing security threats facing Saudi Arabia and ways to strengthen coordination among the three countries.
• Military chiefs from the three countries subsequently met in Riyadh to assess security threats and discuss intelligence sharing, military coordination and greater integration of defence capabilities.

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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye have agreed to take immediate steps to implement their collective defence commitments and arrange the rapid deployment of agreed military forces and capabilities in Saudi Arabia.

The decision was reached during an emergency meeting of the Strategic-Political and Defence Committee (SPDC) of the Makkah Alliance for Defence in Riyadh. The meeting focused on growing security threats facing Saudi Arabia and ways to strengthen coordination among the three countries.

The three nations agreed to take the necessary measures for providing and deploying the agreed military capabilities in line with approved arrangements and the national laws of each country.