Pakistan-Saudi-Turkey Pact: 10-Year Term Starts Only After Ratification

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A defence pact between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey sets out the terms for a member's exit. According to the agreement, the 10-year period begins only when the final instrument of ratification is deposited with the alliance's secretariat. It does not start from the date the pact was signed. The source article, published by NDTV, also reports a three-month notice requirement for withdrawal. Further details on the pact's provisions were not included in the provided text.

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