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End of the quadrilateral meeting in Tehran.

BBC Persian · بی‌بی‌سی فارسی · · Source

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End of the quadrilateral meeting in Tehran.

Iran's joint meeting with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, the three members of the Mecca Convention, ended in Tehran.

Masoud Pazhkian, the president of Iran, said during the meeting, that Saudi Arabia stated that its goal was to "prevent the escalation of tensions and pave the way for an agreement."

"I believe that if we manage the differences between us and instead of focusing on conflicting issues, we emphasize the commonality and common interests, we will be able to overcome the region's problems more easily and efficiently."

Mr. Pazhkian met with Asim Munir, the Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan, Khaled bin Salman, the Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia, and Ibrahim Kalin, the head of the Turkish Intelligence Organization, along with Mohsen Razai, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, and Abbas Iraqi, the Foreign Minister of Iran.

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