Hashmi congratulated the leaders of all three countries. He also praised their decision to sign the agreement in Makkah.

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan signed the historic pact.

The governor described the agreement as a strong wall for the Muslim Ummah. He also referred to it as a “Bunyan Marsoos”.

Hashmi said the agreement came at an important time. He stressed the need for all parties to implement it with full commitment.

Praise for Pakistani and Turkish Forces

The Sindh governor also praised the armed forces of Pakistan and Türkiye.

He said Pakistan’s military had demonstrated its strength on the global stage. He credited Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir for his leadership.

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Similarly, Hashmi praised the Turkish military. He described it as one of the world’s major armed forces.

He said stronger cooperation between the two militaries could improve regional security.

Moreover, he linked the agreement to the wider unity of Muslim countries.

Call for Muslim Unity

Hashmi said the agreement could help overcome divisions between Arab and non-Arab Muslims.

He described the development as a source of hope for oppressed people. He also said the three countries had taken an important step towards collective security.

“Today is a moment of joy that three countries have firmly held on to the rope of Allah,” he said.

Meanwhile, the governor congratulated the people of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye.

He also thanked everyone who helped bring the agreement to completion.

Prayers for the Agreement

Hashmi said the agreement had created new hope across the Muslim world.

He urged the participating countries to maintain their commitment to the pact.

He also prayed for the agreement’s long-term success and stability.

“May Almighty Allah preserve and strengthen this agreement and make it enduring,” he said.

The governor concluded his message by expressing solidarity with Pakistan and the wider Muslim Ummah.