Dhaka weighs Islamic NATO-style security pact with Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia

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Bangladesh is examining joining the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement—dubbed an Islamic NATO—signed by Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. While Dhaka has not committed, officials say the move could diversify security and economic ties, potentially boosting defence tech transfer, remittance-backed economics and energy security, though it would require balancing India and China and navigating domestic opposition.
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