Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani 'Mecca Agreement' Fails to Deliver, Raising Questions on Riyadh's Strategy

The Mecca Agreement, a trilateral pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, has not yielded the expected solutions for Saudi Arabia, according to a Greek analysis. The piece suggests Riyadh's reliance on this 'NATO of the Middle East' may be faltering, potentially signaling a shift in Saudi strategic posture. The claim is based on opinion commentary, not official statements, so the actual impact remains uncertain.