[Türkiye and Qatar signed the "Mutual Defense Agreement"] On November 14, Türkiye and Qatar signed the "Mutual Defense Agreement." Turkish President Erdogan met with Qatari Emir Tamim in Istanbul on the same day. Erdogan said that the agreement will add new content to the relations between Turkey and Qatar. The two sides will continue to cooperate to prevent the resumption of war in the Gulf region, promote regional dialogue and peace, while deepening energy partnerships and expanding defense industry cooperation. In August this year, Türkiye signed the "Mecca Mutual Defense Agreement" with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, which stipulates that an attack on one of the countries will be considered an attack on all contracting countries. It is unclear whether the Turkish-Turkish agreement contains similar provisions. (CCTV News)