TEHRAN: Senior officials from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye are scheduled to meet Iranian leaders in Tehran, according to a report by Reuters citing informed sources. The meeting comes amid heightened attention to regional security and diplomatic relations across the Middle East.
Pakistan will be represented by Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir, while Saudi Arabia will send Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman. Türkiye will be represented by the head of its intelligence service, according to the report.
The officials are expected to hold discussions with their Iranian counterparts in Tehran. However, the full agenda of the meeting and the specific issues to be discussed have not been disclosed in the available report.
The meeting is taking place at a time when regional security concerns and relations among Middle Eastern countries remain significant. High-level engagement involving Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Iran could provide an opportunity to address shared concerns and maintain diplomatic communication.
According to Reuters, the gathering would mark the first high-level meeting involving the four countries following Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. The reported development has drawn attention to the diplomatic contacts taking place amid evolving regional security challenges.
The participation of Pakistan’s army chief, Saudi Arabia’s defence minister and Türkiye’s intelligence chief highlights the senior level of representation. However, no confirmed details have been provided regarding a potential agreement, joint statement or specific outcome from the discussions.
