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00:05:43of these joint defense agreements have been
00:05:46signed. We will try to talk to our representative Ejaz Syed who is with
00:05:50us. Ejaz, what kind of
00:05:54agreement is this? It is being called
00:05:57a very important development for the region. Yes,
00:06:02important agreement, and the most important aspect
00:06:05of this agreement is that Pakistan, Saudi
00:06:09Arabia, and Turkey
00:06:12that if any of the three countries
00:06:16is attacked, it will be considered
00:06:20an attack on all.
00:06:23This is the most
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00:06:30In light of this, the ruler
00:06:33of Saudi Arabia, MBS,
00:06:35Mohammed bin Salman,
00:06:39the Prime Minister of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif, and Recep Tayyip
00:06:43Erdoğan, who is the leader of Turkey, signed this
00:06:47agreement. And this agreement was
00:06:50specifically held in Saudi Arabia, but the important thing is that
00:06:54all three parties came together. The Prime Minister
00:06:58of Pakistan went to Saudi Arabia, and Recep Tayyip
00:07:01Erdoğan, who is the leader of Turkey, specifically
00:07:05went to Saudi Arabia. This was an invitation
00:07:09from Mohammed bin Salman,
00:07:43the President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and this
00:07:47agreement was signed at Safa Palace Makkah, Al-Safa Palace
00:07:50Makkah. Thank you very
00:07:54much, Ejaz Syed, for providing us with the details of this most important
00:07:58agreement. As we told you, a big news was expected
00:08:01to come from Saudi Arabia,
00:08:05and that news has arrived. The eyes of the whole world are currently
00:08:09on Saudi Arabia, where a defense summit
00:08:12was held in Mecca between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. A joint
00:08:16defense agreement has been signed. Last
00:08:19year, a defense agreement was
00:08:23made between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, in which it was decided
00:08:27that an attack on one country, Pakistan or Saudi Arabia,
00:08:30would be considered an attack on the other. And in the progress that has been
00:08:34made over the last year, in which Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz
00:08:37Sharif, Field Marshal Asim Munir, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed
00:08:41bin Salman, and
00:09:10an attack on any one country, Saudi Arabia
00:10:55understands the challenges of security,
00:10:58not only recognizes and feels them, but also feels its
00:11:01responsibility and wants to jointly deal
00:11:05with the threats to security and stability.
00:11:08I think this is a very welcome and
00:11:11timely initiative, and as a result,
00:11:15it will greatly help promote stability and security
00:11:18in the Muslim world
00:11:21in general and in the Middle East in particular.
00:11:25And this also shows that the leaders of the Muslim world
00:11:29are now coming forward to deal with
00:11:31all the security challenges in the Muslim world,
00:11:35and they believe that it is now very
00:11:39important that the Muslim world should develop
00:11:42its own strategy, its own resources,
00:11:46its own leadership, and a common
00:11:49strategy to further promote
00:11:52stability and security in the Muslim world.
00:11:56So I think this is a very important and
00:11:59timely initiative which also
00:12:02proves that Pakistan is once
00:12:06again making diplomatic efforts
00:12:09to establish its responsible
00:12:13and strategic thinking and attitudes,
00:12:16including military diplomacy, along
00:12:19with the worldwide reputation of its armed
00:12:23forces as the best armies in the world. All this is a formal
00:12:29countries of the Muslim world that not only Turkey and
00:12:32Saudi Arabia, but both also express confidence in Pakistan's
00:12:36defense capabilities. But the most important thing in this
00:12:39defense agreement is that aggression against any one of these three
00:12:43countries will be considered aggression against all three,
00:12:47and as a result, the resources of all three countries
00:12:50will be available to any of these countries
00:12:54if they are subjected to aggression. Thank you very much.
00:12:57Muhammad Ali Sahab was with us, a defense analyst, an expert in national
00:13:01security affairs, and he was calling it very important. From the West,
00:13:05from Western countries, it is being considered
00:13:09a very
00:13:11important decision, an agreement that is being watched with attention,
00:13:15because NATO is a multilateral
00:13:19military alliance. So is there concern
00:13:22in the West, and there is a fear that is
00:13:25an Islamic NATO being formed? So we will
00:13:29ask our defense analysts about this,
00:13:33and we will also ask them if this alliance
00:13:37appears to be moving forward, because there are other countries
00:13:40in the region that are interested and have expressed their desire to Pakistan.
00:13:44And
00:13:47Waqar Hasan is with us. Sir, thank you very much. First of all, please
00:13:51inform us about the importance of this agreement. The West is viewing it
00:16:37because right now, basically, three countries, meaning
00:16:41the step was also being discussed before, which is Saudi
00:16:44Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. Egypt might join later, and then
00:16:48other Gulf countries, including the UAE, and maybe at some stage
00:16:52Iran might also join, because ultimately, they have
00:16:55to integrate in the region. And if they can collectively look
00:16:59at security, then there is no need for any hegemonic power.
00:17:02Mr. Jigri, we saw that Iran's
00:17:08countries in the region, all neighboring countries,
00:17:11were about the stationing of American troops in those
00:17:14regions. So do you think that it will also be a sigh
00:17:18of relief for them, a climate of satisfaction that Pakistan
00:17:22will have security arrangements, and they will rely on regional
00:17:25countries on each other
00:17:28instead of Western countries? So how helpful will this be in restoring
00:17:32mutual trust? Yes, absolutely, it will have a natural
00:17:35impact, and Iran's people
00:18:07that they bring, sometimes there is talk of
00:18:10Caesar, in this way, the proxies
00:18:14that unfortunately, like in Yemen,
00:18:16they look at this as basically
00:18:20collective security. So if you threaten in between,
00:18:24or if it is Saudi Arabia or the Gulf,
00:18:27or let's say supplies are in the Red Sea near Bab-el-Mandeb,
00:18:31which is the energy supply of the whole world,
00:18:34especially of our friendly this aside, then they become part
00:19:03and look at each other's interests. This is a very big bloc of 400 million people.
00:20:50one of them is a reflection of
00:20:53Pakistan, which has no parallel
00:20:57in the past. The rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia
00:21:00was also backed by Pakistan, although China
00:21:04also supported it. But Pakistan played a big
00:21:08role in truly ending the hostility between them.
00:21:12That is why, even if you look at the latest,
00:21:15Turkey has always supported Pakistan's
00:21:18position. Yes.
00:22:20not to do so reflects Pakistan's wisdom
00:22:23and military strategy. That is why the trust
00:22:27at the military level between the two
00:22:30governments of Riyadh and Islamabad has been truly
00:22:34translated today. Pakistan's participation
00:22:37in Bunyan Marsus and Pakistan's key
00:22:41role in preventing a major war in the Middle
00:22:44East without firing a bullet, which would have led not only
00:22:48to a global recession but also to a fight among Muslim nations,
00:22:52all these things considered, Pakistan is focused. Our
00:22:58has worked with wisdom in this. Today, this agreement
00:23:01has been signed. I think tonight will be quite
00:23:05worrying for our enemies as to how Muslims
00:23:09have reunited. And Pakistan's role in the OIC
00:23:13and in the Gulf Cooperation Council, we may not be present
00:23:17in that way, but we have an influence there too. And
00:23:20the presence of Turkey's president there and the signing
00:23:24of all these things, I think there is no such example
00:23:27in the past. And in the coming days, those who talked
00:23:31about Greater Israel and regional influence beyond
00:23:34their borders, this will be a big setback for them,
00:23:38and this agreement will play a key role in uniting
00:23:41the entire Muslim nation. So, thank God, however much
00:23:45we praise our political and military leadership, it is
00:23:49not enough. And today is a very welcome day for Pakistan,
00:23:52not only at the military level but also at the diplomatic
00:23:56level, and especially for our diaspora in Saudi Arabia.
00:23:59The Pakistani diaspora that was somewhat cornered
00:24:03in Saudi Arabia, I think this is also very good news
00:24:07for them that Pakistan's relevance in Saudi Arabia,
00:24:11which we consider our difficulty
00:24:14our religion, to have such a big agreement
00:24:18with them, I think
00:24:50can do. Therefore, this is quite welcome, in which not only
00:24:53will we get a lot of laurels at the military level,
00:24:57but at the same economic level, especially
00:25:02and fuel or our energy requirements, it will be
00:25:06a great benefit. And you have seen a glimpse of
00:25:10Iran's position regarding Pakistan. Both, Saudi Arabia
00:25:14and Iran, stand with Pakistan in an unparalleled
00:25:17way. And the second is
00:26:02what kind of concerns can there be or will
00:26:06there be complete satisfaction with Pakistan
00:26:09and Turkey and Saudi Arabia coming together on a single table
00:26:12for a defense agreement? Look,
00:26:162023, we could certainly say there would be concerns,
00:26:19but I don't think so now, because when Mr. Iragti also
00:26:23came here, he also spoke in favor of Saudi Arabia. And his visit
00:26:27to Saudi Arabia, and especially the funeral
00:26:31of their leader, Khamenei,
00:27:32on which an agreement has also been reached that half will be
00:27:35with Oman and half with Iran. And if its economy improves,
00:27:39sanctions are lifted, then this agreement is not
00:27:43against Iran. We all know that there is only
00:27:46one actor, Israel, who always tries to create
00:27:50divisions within the Muslim Ummah by bringing other
00:27:54countries along. This is a setback for that. Perhaps
00:27:58the UAE might not like
00:28:01this agreement that much. But I think
00:28:05they might also have joined the Abraham Accords
00:28:09for tactical reasons. Now, perhaps
00:28:12they will also set their course and will be able
00:28:15to play their role in Middle East politics with more strength.
00:28:19Okay, stay with us. Ahmed Saeed Binha Sahab. Huma Bakai Sahab has joined
00:28:23us. She is an expert in international affairs. Huma
00:28:26Bakai Sahab, another strategic
00:28:29success for Pakistan. The world's trust
00:30:02an alternative thought process had already started.
00:30:06You know that in 2025 itself, Saudi Arabia
00:30:09had institutionalized its convergence with Pakistan,
00:30:12and Pakistan proved there that with this
00:30:16convergence, it would protect Saudi Arabia. Despite
00:30:20the fact that it was
00:30:23also in conversation with Iran and Washington,
00:30:26but Pakistan made it clear that there would be no
00:30:29compromise on Saudi Arabia's security, just
00:30:33as you build your confidence. And now this
00:30:37thing has become trilateral. Its trilateral
00:30:40nature, if I take two minutes of your time,
00:30:44is also very important and effective, because this
00:30:47is Pakistan's military expertise and Pakistan's
00:30:50personnel on the ground, who are in substantial
00:30:54numbers. Then there is the machinery of Turkey, the war
00:30:57machinery of Turkey,
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