Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has clarified that the recent agreement signed between Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia is purely a “defensive alliance.” The agreement, often referred to as the Mecca agreement, was finalized last month and has sparked speculation regarding its future scope. According to the spokesperson, there are currently no intentions to broaden the alliance beyond its existing members. This statement aims to quell any concerns about the potential for a larger military or political bloc forming in the region. The alliance focuses on strengthening regional security through collaborative defense measures. Pakistan emphasizes the alliance’s limited and specifically defensive nature, reaffirming its commitment to regional stability. Further details regarding the specifics of the defensive measures were not disclosed.