Tehran:Iran is hosting a significant quadrilateral meeting today, bringing together security and military officials from Turkey, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Iran. This announcement was made by Esmail Baghaei, the Head of the Center for Public Diplomacy and Spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, during his weekly press conference at the ministry's building in Tehran.
According to Oman News Agency, the meeting is set to discuss various regional issues, following an initiative proposed during the recent visit of Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir to Tehran. The proposal was approved and aims to address several topics, including regional security concerns, Israeli expansion, and developments in Palestine and areas surrounding Lebanon.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson also highlighted a recent visit by a Qatari delegation to Iran, part of Tehran's ongoing dialogue efforts with regional countries. This dialogue seeks to strengthen bilateral relations with neighboring states and empower Qatar to mediate between Iran and the United States.
Baghaei emphasized that the meeting could lay the foundation for increased cooperation in securing regional stability, reaffirming Iran's commitment to diplomacy and its openness to collaborative efforts.
