Pakistan, KSA reaffirm Makkah's joint defence
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Pakistan, KSA reaffirm joint defence commitment under Makkah deal
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening joint efforts to confront attacks targeting Makkah Al-Mukarramah, as well as civilian and economic facilities across the Kingdom, under the Makkah Agreement for Joint Defence.
Saudi Arabia announced that it welcomes the progress made in the implementation of the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed with Türkiye and Pakistan. The Council of Ministers also emphasized maritime security and freedom of passage through the straits.
Saudi Arabia expressed satisfaction with the progress made in implementing the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed with Turkey and Pakistan. The Council of Ministers welcomed the progress made in establishing the agreement's general secretariat and committees and working groups.
Riyadh: On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia commended the progress made in the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement signed by the Kingdom, Turkey and Pakistan, which, according to the Saudi Council of Ministers, followed a meeting chaired by the President of the Council, Crown Prince Mohamed Bin Salman, according to the official news agency, the Agency stated that the Council of Ministers at its meeting had noted the progress made in the establishment of the Gen…
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