AK Parti parliamentary group deputy chair Abdülhamid Gül announced that the bill on the Mecca Agreement’s joint defense provisions had reached Türkiye’s parliament. Gül said the agreement was an important alliance for ensuring the security of all peoples in the region and laying the foundations for lasting peace.
Agreement discussed in the parliamentary General Assembly
In a speech delivered Tuesday in the General Assembly of Türkiye’s parliament, Gül shared his views on the agreement after parliamentary group deputy chairs from political parties assessed the issues on the agenda.
Gül said the Mecca Agreement was a historic development for Türkiye and the region, adding that the text would contribute to achieving lasting peace and strengthening collective security.
Agreement signed by three countries
Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman signed the Mecca Alliance Agreement, aimed at joint defense, on Aug. 7.

The agreement provides for Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to strengthen security through joint deterrence and defense. The text reflects the three countries’ shared approach focused on regional security and stability.