RIYADH: The Chief of Defense Forces and Chiefs of General Staff from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Türkiye met in Riyadh to discuss security threats to Saudi Arabia under the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement. The meeting focused on recent attacks on Makkah and the protection of civilian and economic infrastructure, with an emphasis on enhancing military cooperation among the three nations.

According to Inter Services Public Relations, the leaders reviewed the security situation and expressed strong disapproval of the threats facing the Kingdom. They praised the Saudi Armed Forces for their role in maintaining national safety and security. The discussions aimed at improving intelligence sharing, military coordination, and capability integration among the armed forces of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Türkiye.

The chiefs highlighted the robust relations and trust between the nations, emphasizing that the Riyadh meeting symbolized a strong defense partnership. They reiterated their shared commitment to implementing the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement’s objectives through effective military collaboration.

Finally, the participants reaffirmed their pledge to collective defense, underscoring their resolve to safeguard the security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Saudi Arabia.