Pakistan and Turkiye have committed to providing military assistance to Saudi Arabia in response to escalating security concerns stemming from Houthi rebel attacks. An emergency meeting between representatives from the three nations focused on strengthening their existing Mecca defense agreement, a pact designed for collective security. The agreement facilitates swift military deployment should any member country face an attack. To manage and implement defense strategies, the committee selected a retired Pakistani General to serve as the secretary-general. This move underscores a unified front against regional instability and a commitment to safeguarding Saudi Arabia’s security. The collaboration signifies a strong alliance in the face of ongoing threats in the Gulf region.