🔶 Iran approved holding a quadrilateral meeting with Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan.
Mehr news agency reported on the morning of Monday, October 26 (Evan 4), Ali Bagri Keni, deputy secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Salami Republic, reported that the top officials of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will go to Tehran to attend a quadrilateral meeting.
According to Bagri, "regional security" will be the main topic of the meeting of Iranian officials with the representatives of the three member countries of the Makkah Agreement, and the proposal to hold this meeting was raised during last week's visit of the Pakistani army chief to Iran and his meeting with the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic.
The Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Republic of Salamis announced that the Minister of Defense of Saudi Arabia Khaled bin Salman, the Commander of the Pakistan Army, Asim Munir and the Director of the National Intelligence Organization of Turkey, Ibrahim Kalin, will participate in this meeting. Referring to the "successes of the nation of Iran and the militant armed forces of the country", he claimed that "the model of the Salami Republic in defense based on internal capabilities has become a successful model for national security".