Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Plan to Meet Iranian Officials
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News reports indicate that representatives of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will meet with officials in Iran.
Full details about the date, location and agenda of this meeting have not yet been made available. The reports also did not specify the official level of the participants from each country.
This step comes within the framework of diplomatic communications between the three countries and Iran. Such meetings are usually held to discuss issues of concern to the parties and to exchange views on shared files.
Relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran attract particular attention because they are part of the regional balances in the Middle East. Observers therefore follow any diplomatic move involving the two sides.
The matter will be followed up once official statements are issued by the relevant authorities in the four countries.
Sources: شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
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