The four countries agreed to continue talks for regional peace and security, promote mutual contacts, consultations, and increase cooperation in security matters.
Tehran immediately implemented Field Marshal Asim Munir’s proposal to convene a four-nation meeting, Saudi Defense Minister and Turkish Intelligence Chief attended the meeting, discussed regional stability and promotion of mutual cooperation.
Tehran , Islamabad: The first four-nation meeting of senior officials of Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey on regional peace and security was held in Tehran, in which it was agreed to strengthen cooperation between the four countries and continue talks for regional stability. According to a statement issued by Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, issues related to regional security, mutual contacts, and promotion of joint cooperation were discussed in the meeting. The meeting was hosted by Secretary General of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, General Mohsen Rezaei. The meeting was attended by Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan's Chief of Defense Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Sayed Asim Munir, and Turkey's National Intelligence Organization Chief Ibrahim Kalin. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi also attended the meeting.
According to a statement by the Iranian Supreme National Security Council, representatives of the four regional countries agreed to continue talks and contacts to promote peace and security in the region and strengthen mutual cooperation. The meeting was described as an important step forward for joint consultations between the four countries on regional issues. The meeting emphasized that continuous communication and cooperation between the relevant countries is necessary to resolve regional problems and meet common security requirements. The participation of high-ranking officials from the four countries reflects the importance that important countries in the region are giving to diplomatic relations to discuss the regional situation and find opportunities for mutual understanding.
The meeting in Tehran is also important in that senior officials from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey discussed regional security issues at the same forum with the Iranian leadership. The meeting agreed to advance cooperation between the four countries and continue negotiations on issues of common interest, but the statement did not provide details of any new agreement or final practical decision. According to Iranian officials, the main objective of the meeting is to promote consultations between regional countries and advance the possibilities of cooperation on security issues.
Through the meeting, the four countries reiterated their commitment to continue mutual contacts and negotiations for regional peace and stability. Overall, the first four-country meeting in Tehran has emerged as an important opportunity for direct consultations on regional security between Pakistan, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. The meeting’s declaration agreed to continue negotiations, while the practical results of this coordination in the future will depend on future consultations and the steps taken by the four countries.
