Pakistan, Aug. 12 -- Pakistan's Foreign Office said the Makkah Agreement considers an attack on one member an attack on all.

Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Hassan Andrabi made the remarks during his weekly press briefing. He highlighted the August 7 Makkah Summit.

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Andrabi said Pakistan played a key role in facilitating the Makkah Agreement. He described it as an important development in relations among the three countries.

The spokesperson said the agreement is purely defensive and reflects a shared commitment to regional peace and stability. He added that its security vision extends beyond three countries.

He said the agreement seeks to strengthen coll...