Pakistan hosts quadrilateral talks to ease West Asia tensions
Foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkiye, and Pakistan met in Islamabad for a two-day summit to discuss de-escalating the West Asia conflict. The talks focused on regional security and peace-building measures amid stalled US-Iran negotiations.
Foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkiye, and Pakistan convened in Islamabad for a two-day summit. The meeting aimed to de-escalate the West Asia conflict. The foreign ministers discussed regional security and peace-building measures. The talks were held amid stalled US-Iran negotiations. The Saudi Foreign Minister met with Pakistan's Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister. Pakistan's Foreign Minister also held bilateral talks with his counterparts from Egypt and Turkiye. The ministers discussed promoting peace, security, and stability in the region.
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