Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the spokesman of the Pakistani army, on Friday, November 8, in a conversation with the Reuters news agency, announced that if the political leaders of the three countries Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey agree, Iran will also be able to join the Maccah Defense Treaty. In response to Reuters' question about the possibility of Iran joining the defense agreement, Chaudhry said that the provisions of the agreement do not create an obstacle to accepting new members, and that countries that have a common vision of collective deterrence and the establishment of peace in the region can join it. He added: "Why can't every country that has a common vision of collective deterrence and regional peace join this agreement? "We welcome everyone." The Pakistani military spokesman emphasized that the final decision regarding the membership of new countries, including Iran, will be the responsibility of the political leaders of the three main countries in this agreement. These statements were made several days after the joint meeting of the senior officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey in Tehran. This meeting was held on Monday, November 4 in the Saadabad Palace complex, and in the Islamic Republic of Iran, Masoud Mazikian, Mohsen Razai, and Abbas Arjechi, Prince Khalid bin Salman, the Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia, Field Marshal Asim Munir, Commander of the Pakistani Security Forces, and I Turki Ani, Commander of the Pakistani Security Forces and I. organization, were present.