Joint Defense Agreement: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, news & updates

[Watandar]

I'm sorry but the pact with Somalia gave us an Egyptian base there and the deployment of hundreds of egyptian soldiers ..
Thats very significant for us, somalia and ethiopia are 2 very important countries for egypt.
And about your alliance with saudia , good for u guys , i like pakistan and its ppl and i hope no pakistani dies there for the sake of the saudi throne.

I hope Egypt partners up with some trained Somalis and nips that Somaliland-Israel nexus in the bud. Egypt has challenges on every single one of its borders.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

From the comment:
Saudi Arabia has plenty of money (or, at least plenty of access to credit), lots of weaponry, but a pathetic army.
Turkey is a financial mess, but still has a vibrant technology center and a diversified economy, along with a large, modern military.
Pakistan is an economic mess, but they have one of the best professional armies in the world, formidable intelligence, and nukes.

The enemies were in a "Disco Diwana" mode assuming these adverse conditions to be perennial! If they start getting corrected to some extent they'll fall into a collective clinical-level depression...

 

[HRK]

I just don't understand why sine people are picking online fight with Egyptian members.

It's OK if Egypt is not part of the agreement, or even if it does not have strategic relation with Pakistan we are at least not the enemy as nations and states.

At this point in time of history what matter most is the political stability, and economic progress in every Muslim country and this is the most important thing.

I don't know why people don't understand policy of active hostility towards Israel is not what Egypt could afford fo they want Egypt to go towards the direction of Libia, or Syria or Iraq ??? Some people may have difference of opinion but need to understand one thing as said by former President of Egypt
"Egypt could fight war with Israel but not with America" this is the sad truth for every Muslim country including Iran.

As long as Egypt is economically and politically stable there is a hope for the future.

 

[retaxis]

I just don't understand why sine people are picking online fight with Egyptian members.

It's OK if Egypt is not part of the agreement, or even if it does not have strategic relation with Pakistan we are at least not the enemy as nations and states.

At this point in time of history what matter most is the political stability, and economic progress in every Muslim country and this is the most important thing.

I don't know why people don't understand policy of active hostility towards Israel is not what Egypt could afford fo they want Egypt to go towards the direction of Libia, or Syria or Iraq ??? Some people may have difference of opinion but need to understand one thing as said by former President of Egypt
"Egypt could fight war with Israel but not with America" this is the sad truth for every Muslim country including Iran.

As long as Egypt is economically and politically stable there is a hope for the future.

Yeah Egyptians got to look out for Egyptians first and foremost. Egypt over the last decade has already received a lot of financial support from the GCC especially Saudi. Its not like Egypt will get more by joining this pact. Im not sure about the position of the president of Egypt and how legitimate he is according to his own people and how long he will stay in power so he probably has more things to worry about than going to war.

Nevertheless like NATO, countries can join further down the line like any alliance and if i had to put my money down, Id say Egypt and Jordan do join sometime down the line.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

My note: Pakistan needs some tacit support from China to put Bharat at bay during the time of kinetic engagement. During lull periods every support is welcome....

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