Suryaa Now International Desk: Surya International Bureau, Tehran: A key diplomatic breakthrough comes amid escalating military tensions in West Asia. Recently the 'Mecca' for Mutual Defense... Surya International Bureau, Tehran: A key diplomatic breakthrough comes amid escalating military tensions in West Asia. In the first high-level meeting held by Iran with the representatives of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, which recently signed the 'Mecca Pact' for mutual protection, a key consensus was reached towards achieving peace.
Tehran's official sources revealed that the two sides have decided to continue the dialogue process for regional security and stability and to work together to prevent tensions. First high-level meeting – progress of talks: It is noteworthy that this is the first high-level direct contact between the countries of the Mecca Treaty Organization and Iran after the start of regional disputes. Ambassadors and defense representatives of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey held extensive discussions with Iranian government leaders during the meeting in Tehran. Iran's foreign sources have clarified that the talks were aimed at avoiding an atmosphere of direct confrontation along with resolving border protection and common security concerns.
Continuation of Talks Towards Regional Peace: While member states are strengthening military cooperation under the Mecca Accords, opening diplomatic talks with Iran has become an international priority. The four countries have expressed their readiness to strengthen cooperation in view of the economic and security risks caused by the conflicts. The field is getting ready to hold another round of peace talks soon.