Foreign Office denies secret clauses in Makkah Defence Agreement
Most outlets reported the Foreign Office spokesperson’s denial of secret clauses in the Makkah Defence Agreement, with similar wording and emphasis on the official statement. The excerpts from Daily Times and BOL News both highlight the spokesperson’s confirmation that no hidden mandates exist, though Daily Times added that the statement was part of an "official diplomatic statement." BOL News also noted that Pakistan endorsed the agreement’s text as presented to the Turkish parliament.
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No secret clauses in Makkah defence pact, FO says
In a statement, Khan said Pakistan endorsed the text of the Makkah joint defence agreement presented to the Turkish parliament for ratification.
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No secret clauses exist in Makkah Defence Agreement: Foreign Office Spokesperson
Foreign Office Spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan clarified that no secret clauses or hidden mandates exist within the landmark Makkah Joint Defence Agreement. In an official diplomatic statement, the spokesperson confirmed that Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have successfully completed all domestic ratification procedures for the pact. Furthermore, Pakistan welcomed and acknowledged the ongoing legisl...
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