Bangladesh Considers Joining Mecca Agreement with Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan
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Bangladesh has announced its intention to consider joining the Mecca Agreement, signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, which stipulates that an armed attack on one signatory is considered an attack on all. This move comes amid improving relations between Bangladesh and Pakistan, including discussions on purchasing JF-17 fighter jets and resuming direct flights. The potential entry of Bangladesh into the pact is seen as a strategic breakthrough for Pakistan and a challenge to India, which has historically dominated the region. Analysts suggest that Bangladesh's participation could affect ties with competing regional and global powers.
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