Diplomatic and military leaders from three nations are convening for their first in-person discussions since formally endorsing the Mecca Declaration, signaling a potential shift in regional security dynamics. The meeting brings together high-ranking officials from defense and foreign affairs to assess cooperation frameworks and operational alignment under the newly agreed pact. Analysts suggest the gathering could mark a turning point in how these countries approach collective defense and strategic partnerships. Details on specific agendas or outcomes remain under wraps ahead of the talks.
Foreign, defence ministers and military chiefs from three countries to meet for first time since signing Mecca pact.
