The defense minister of Saudi Arabia, the head of the Pakistani army and the head of Turkish intelligence arrived in Tehran. Senior representatives of the countries of the Mecca Agreement, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will hold talks with Iranian officials on regional security in Tehran today. Reuters reports, citing two sources. Saudi Arabia will be represented by Defense Minister Prince Khaled bin Salman, Pakistan by Army Chief of Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir, and Turkey by Intelligence Chief Ibrahim Kalin. The visit was confirmed on Iranian state television by Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Ali Bagri Kani. The parties will discuss building regional internal security, preventing the renewal of direct conflicts between Iran, Israel and the USA, as well as supporting the mediation missions of Qatar and Pakistan. Saudi officials emphasized that the Makkah Agreement is committed to a diplomatic solution to the crisis.