Pakistan, Iran, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia agree to continue talks for regional peace

Pakistan, Iran, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia on Monday agreed to continue diplomatic talks and boost cooperation efforts for regional peace and security at a four-nation summit in Tehran.
Iranian media said that a joint statement issued after the meeting underlined the four countries’ commitment to sustaining the discussion, extending cooperation and making concerted measures to enhance stability throughout the region.
Participants agreed that sustained consultations and stronger cooperation among regional countries were vital in tackling security problems and achieving enduring peace. The statement also stressed the need to build trust among surrounding countries and establish regional security frameworks.
Cooperation at regional level
In the joint declaration, there was a need to foster further consultations and cooperation on regional security measures. Dialogue between countries in the region was an important aspect in sustaining stability.
The four countries also reaffirmed their resolve to intensify joint efforts to promote peace and security, focusing on trust-building and enhancing cooperation on common regional issues.
The summit included representatives of Iran, Pakistan, Turkiye and Saudi Arabia at a time when tensions and security developments in the Middle East continue to be important issues for governments in the region.
Discussed the conflict in Iran.
Iranian media said the talks focused on regional security and the effects of US and Israeli operations against Iran. They also spoke about the wider implications of these events for stability across the region.
The summit gave an opportunity for the four countries to discuss their mutual security issues and the need for sustained interaction among regional states.
Lebanon and Palestine
According to Iranian media, the group also examined the situation in Palestine and Lebanon.
The talks, which also included other regional security matters, discussed these issues and highlighted the spectrum of political and security challenges facing the countries involved.
The joint statement highlighted the significance of ongoing communication, tighter coordination and coordinated efforts to ensure peace and security in the area.