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Bangladesh exploring ‘Islamic NATO’: Why joining Pakistan-Turkey-Saudi Arabia's Mecca pact may make sense to Dhaka

Bangladesh officials maintain that their willingness to evaluate the Mecca pact is guided strictly by national interest and a desire to diversify ties.

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Bangladesh exploring ‘Islamic NATO’: Why joining Pakistan-Turkey-Saudi Arabia's Mecca pact may make sense to Dhaka
Bangladesh officials maintain that their willingness to evaluate the Mecca pact is guided strictly by national interest and a desire to diversify ties.
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