Pakistan, Iran, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia have agreed to keep diplomatic channels open and to reinforce joint efforts aimed at promoting peace and security across the region, following a four-nation meeting held in Tehran on Monday.
According to Iranian media, a joint statement issued after the talks reaffirmed the four countries’ commitment to maintaining dialogue, expanding cooperation and pursuing coordinated action to improve stability in the region.
Joint Statement Stresses Trust and Coordination
The participants concurred that continued consultations and closer collaboration among regional states were essential to addressing security challenges and building lasting peace. The statement underscored the importance of strengthening trust among neighbouring nations and developing regional approaches to security.
The joint statement also stressed the need to further promote consultations and cooperation on regional security mechanisms, describing dialogue between countries in the region as a vital element in maintaining stability.
- The four nations committed to continuing collective efforts to advance peace and security.
- Emphasis was placed on building trust and expanding cooperation to address shared regional concerns.
- Participants backed closer coordination on regional security mechanisms.
Iran Conflict and Wider Security Concerns on Agenda
According to Iranian media reports, the discussions covered regional security and the implications of US and Israeli actions against Iran. Participants also exchanged views on the broader effects of these developments on stability across the region.
The meeting provided a forum for the four countries to deliberate on common security concerns and the importance of sustained engagement among regional states, at a time when tensions and security developments across the Middle East remain key concerns for regional governments.
Palestine and Lebanon Discussed
The situation in Palestine and Lebanon was also on the agenda, according to Iranian media. The talks addressed these issues alongside wider regional security concerns, reflecting the range of political and security challenges considered by the participating countries.
The joint statement reiterated the importance of sustained dialogue, closer coordination and collective efforts to support regional peace and security.
