Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan are expected to sign a joint defence agreement in Saudi Arabia on Friday, according to sources. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The agreement aims to strengthen military cooperation among the three countries. According to sources, the signing ceremony will take place in Saudi Arabia. This step is seen as a common response to regional security challenges.
However, the specific content and details of the agreement have not been disclosed yet. Experts suggest that this agreement could affect the regional balance of power. Given that all three countries are key players in the region, the geopolitical implications could be significant.
Reuters reports that no official confirmation has been received yet. Sources requested anonymity to maintain confidentiality. The signing ceremony is expected to take place on Friday.