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Turkey announced that the committee formed under the Mecca Pact will convene in Riyadh on Monday.
Turkey announced that a committee formed under the Mecca Pact will convene in Riyadh on Monday. This development follows reports of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi attempting to mend relations after setbacks in Yemen. Meanwhile, secret meetings involving Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi reportedly included Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Morocco.
The convergence of these diplomatic activities signals a complex realignment of regional powers. The Mecca Pact committee's meeting suggests efforts to foster cooperation, while the broader diplomatic overtures indicate a shifting landscape in the Middle East, with potential implications for existing alliances and conflicts.
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All sources: L'Orient-Le Jour reports on Turkey's announcement of a committee meeting related to the Mecca pact, efforts by Riyadh and Abu Dhabi to mend relations after setbacks in Yemen, and alleged secret meetings involving Netanyahu, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Morocco.
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La Turquie annonce que le comité issu du pacte de La Mecque se réunira lundi à Riyad L'Orient-Le Jour
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Après la déroute au Yémen, Riyad et Abou Dhabi tentent de recoller les morceaux L'Orient-Le Jour
Les réunions secrètes de Netanyahu à Abou Dhabi auraient impliqué l’Arabie saoudite, le Qatar et le Maroc L'Orient-Le Jour
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