Pakistan and Saudi Arabia reaffirm joint defence commitment under Makkah Agreement
The two countries pledged to continue coordinated efforts to protect Makkah al-Mukarramah and Saudi civilian and economic facilities.
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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have reaffirmed their commitment to continuing joint efforts aimed at confronting attacks targeting Makkah al-Mukarramah, as well as civilian and economic facilities within the Kingdom, in accordance with the Makkah Agreement for Joint Defence.
Officials from both countries commended the outcomes of a recent meeting between the Chiefs of Staff of the countries party to the agreement, describing the coordination as an important step in strengthening collective security arrangements.
The Makkah Agreement for Joint Defence forms part of a broader framework of defense and security cooperation between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, reflecting the longstanding strategic relationship between the two nations.
No further specifics on operational measures or timelines were disclosed following the reaffirmation of the commitment.
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