Pumping life into Mecca Pact? Saudi, Turkey, Pak plan meet against Houthis threat

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Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan plan a meeting under the Mecca Pact to address threats posed by the Houthis. The foreign ministers of the three countries discussed this cooperation following a recent meeting in New York focused on security concerns and possible joint measures.

The planned meeting was announced after the foreign ministers of the three countries met in New York on Thursday. Saudi foreign minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan, Pakistan's deputy prime minister and foreign minister Ishaq Dar, and Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan discussed the attacks and possible steps under the agreement.