Is India a reason behind Egypt staying out of the Mecca Pact?
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There is intense discussion about Egypt joining the Mecca Pact, a coalition of Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, but Cairo is currently maintaining its distance. This is due to several reasons, including Saudi Arabia's opposition, relations with the UAE and Israel, and the Turkey-Greece dispute. Experts say Egypt's strong strategic and economic ties with India may also be a factor in this decision.
Is India a reason behind Egypt staying out of the Mecca Pact?
Mecca Pact: Egypt has emerged as a potential addition to the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan-led Mecca defence pact, but its entry is far from certain. Riyadh has reservations about Cairo, while Egypt itself may be wary of joining a bloc that could complicate its ties with India and other partners.
Erdogan says Mecca agreement open to Egypt
Erdogan says Mecca agreement open to Egypt Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the Mecca Agreement between Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan is also open to other countries such as Egypt. Erdogan made the comments during an interview with Al Jazeera Arabic's Al Muqabala aired on Sunday after he was asked about whether other countries in the region could join the recently signed agreement. Erdogan said "the doors will be open to Egypt", …
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