Six More Nations Interested in Joining Makkah Defence Pact, Dar Says
Most outlets reported that Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar announced interest from six unnamed countries in joining the Makkah Defence Agreement. Geo News added that Dar mentioned an emergency meeting under the pact would take place the following week. Both outlets used Dar’s statement as the central focus of their coverage.
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More than 6 nations keen on joining Makkah defence pact: Dar
Says emergency meeting under Makkah pact to be held next week; We are ‘bound’ to defend Saudi Arabia, notes UN…
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Dar says more than six countries interested in joining Makkah defence pact
He reiterated that the agreement was defensive in nature and was not intended to be used for offensive purposes.
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Six More Nations interested in joining Pakistan-Saudi-Türkiye Defence Pact, Dar says
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar revealed that at least six countries are interested in joining the Makkah Defence Agreement, although he did not reveal their names. He said Islamabad could not immediately process membership requests because the agreement’s secretariat still needs to become fully operational. Makkah Joint Defence Agreement […]
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More than six nations keen on joining Makkah defence pact: DPM Dar
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar addresses a press conference in Islamabad on October 2, 2026. — YouTube/Geo News/screengrab Dar says emergency meeting under Makkah pact next week.Says there should be no fee for crossing Strait of Hormuz.“We are...
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