Major landmarks and towers across various regions of the Kingdom were adorned with the flags of Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Turkey, and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. This display celebrated the signing of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement in Makkah.
According to SPA, the landmarks and towers were also illuminated in the colors of the three nations’ flags. These celebrations coincided with public expressions of joy following the signing of the agreement.
The event reflects the relations between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, based on historical ties, Islamic solidarity, and shared strategic interests and defense cooperation. The agreement aims to enhance security and achieve peace and stability in the region and the world.
Which countries are part of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement? The Makkah Joint Defense Agreement was signed by three countries: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Turkey, and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. To celebrate this event, major towers and landmarks across various regions of the Kingdom were decorated with the flags of these three nations.
How were the cities of the Kingdom celebrating the agreement? Cities in the Kingdom celebrated by adorning prominent landmarks and towers with the flags of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. Additionally, these landmarks were illuminated in the colors of the three flags, accompanying public celebrations of the signing of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement.
What are the goals and foundations of the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement? The agreement was signed in Makkah to enhance security and achieve stability and peace in the region and the world. It is based on historical ties, Islamic solidarity, and shared strategic interests and close defense cooperation between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan.