26.08.2026 16:21
The Mecca Pact, which also includes Turkey among its participants, has unsettled Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking about the cooperation between Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, Modi said, 'Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia have become a single force.' The Indian Prime Minister also referred to his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that he had previously said the three countries would unite.
A striking assessment came from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the Mecca Pact. Speaking about the pact, in which Turkey is also among the participants, Modi made remarkable statements about the point reached by the three countries, mentioning Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia in the same sentence.
MODI'S STATEMENT ON THE MECCA PACT
Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia were at the center of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement.
Evaluating the rapprochement of the three countries, Modi said, "Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia have become a single power."
HE REMINDED OF HIS MEETING WITH NETANYAHU
Narendra Modi made an assessment stating that the rapprochement between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia was not a surprise for him.
The Indian Prime Minister said, "When I met with Netanyahu, I had said that these three countries would unite."
PRESIDENT ERDOĞAN HAD SAID "IT IS A STRATEGIC WILL"
Regarding the pact signed in Mecca on August 7, 2026, President Erdoğan had said the following:
"The step we have taken is a strategic will put forward in the face of changing regional conditions.
As Turkey, we have always been in favor of diplomacy, not tension; dialogue, not conflict; and regional cooperation, not division gaining strength.
As a country that can talk to all parties and take responsibility on difficult issues when necessary, we will continue to do our part for the establishment of lasting peace and stability in our region."