'Mecca Agreement' comes to the Turkish Grand National Assembly General Assembly: Date has been determined

According to information received from AKP sources, the discussions on the Turkish Red Crescent Bill, which is on the agenda of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, are expected to be completed this week and the proposal will become law.

After the first three articles of the Turkish Red Crescent Bill, consisting of 9 articles in total, were accepted, the negotiations were suspended to consider the bill on "liquidation of funds".

DATE HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED

The approval bill regarding the Mecca Agreement, which was accepted at the meeting of the Foreign Affairs Commission on Tuesday, October 27, is planned to be discussed on Wednesday, November 5, taking precedence over other agenda items pending in the General Assembly.

Regarding whether the Minister of Foreign Affairs Hakan Fidan will give information at the General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, AKP officials stated that "there have been many discussions on the issue so far and everything has been discussed openly" and that there is no situation that would require Fidan to make a presentation at the moment.

The Mecca Agreement includes the provisions that "A foreign armed attack on one of the parties will be considered as an attack on all parties, the other members will provide assistance to the attacked country within the extent of their current capacities, including military means, and the three countries cannot leave the agreement for the first 10 years following the entry into force of the agreement."