ISLAMABAD:Foreign Office Spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan has said that there are no secret clauses in the Makkah Defence Agreement.
In a statement, Sajjad Haider Khan said that Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have completed the ratification process of the Makkah Agreement, and they endorse the ratification of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement presented in the Turkish Parliament.
He said there are no secret points in the agreement. “We recognize the draft of the Makkah Defence Agreement that has come out in public, there are no hidden clauses,” he clarified.
The spokesperson said that each country has its own procedure for ratification of the Makkah Defence Agreement.
He further said that the clauses of the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement are not against any third country, but are for collective defence.
Regarding India, the spokesperson said that false flag operations have been a tradition of India. “We are prepared for any Indian false flag operation,” he said.
He reiterated that the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement is aimed at promoting regional peace, stability and mutual defence cooperation among brotherly Islamic countries, and should not be misinterpreted.
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