Chaudhry says Makkah pact's wording does not bar Iran
1 Oct 30 · 8d ago · 9 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Asked whether Iran could join the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, Chaudhry says the pact's wording does not exclude new members and that the decision rests with the principal parties' political leadership.
“Anyone who has a shared vision of collective deterrence and regional peace, why not? Everyone is most welcome”
Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry
Asim Munir Field Marshal, Pakistan Army chiefAhmed Sharif Chaudhry Lt. Gen., Director General of ISPRMohsen Rezaei Secretary, Iran's Supreme National Security CouncilKhalid bin Salman Saudi Defense MinisterIbrahim Kalin Turkish intelligence chief
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10 outlets Pakistan 'cautiously optimistic' about US-Iran talks, says Mecca pact open to new members
first by Middle East Eye, 8d ago · also Dawn, The Times of Israel, Al-Monitor, Reuters, Al Jazeera, Channel News Asia +3
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