Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has indicated that Egypt may be welcomed into the recently established defence pact between Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Erdogan stated the agreement is not a closed structure and remains open to potential new members. This signals a possible shift in regional dynamics as Turkiye seeks to broaden its security cooperation in the Middle East. The pact aims to enhance collaboration on defence and security issues among the founding nations. Erdogan also reaffirmed his commitment to providing ongoing support to the alliance’s objectives. This development comes amid ongoing efforts to normalize relations between Turkiye and Egypt after years of strained ties. The potential inclusion of Egypt would further solidify the alliance’s influence and reach within the region.