A new trilateral defence agreement, known as the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, has been established between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. The pact formalizes a commitment to mutual defence, military assistance, and intelligence sharing among the three nations. Additionally, the agreement outlines a framework for cooperation within the defence industry. A notable provision of the treaty mandates that member nations cannot withdraw from the agreement for an initial period of 10 years.

While the agreement has been signed, it is currently undergoing the necessary legal steps for implementation in Turkey. According to reports, the agreement has been submitted to the Turkish parliament. Parliamentary sources indicate that Speaker Numan Kurtulmus is expected to present the document to the parliament's foreign affairs commission for review and subsequent ratification following his return from Kyrgyzstan. The pact represents a significant deepening of military and strategic ties between the three countries, though the specific operational details of how this intelligence and military cooperation will function in practice remain subject to the internal legislative processes of the participating states.