Summary He stressed that turning the diplomatic progress into lasting cooperation would require agreement on common principles
TEHRAN (Dunya News) - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has described a four-nation meeting involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye in Tehran as an important opportunity to advance dialogue on regional peace and security.
According to Iran’s state news agency IRNA, Araghchi said in a statement posted on Instagram on Wednesday that the four countries’ agreement to continue consultations marked a significant diplomatic step forward.
He stressed that turning the diplomatic progress into lasting cooperation would require agreement on common principles, confidence-building measures and respect for each other’s sovereignty.
The Iranian foreign minister said dialogue alone would not be sufficient to achieve sustainable peace and security in the region.
He emphasised the need to advance cooperation through mutual respect and concrete commitments among regional countries.
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Araghchi also called for continued communication between regional nations and efforts to maintain an atmosphere of trust to achieve their shared objectives of peace and security.
The meeting brought together representatives of Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye, highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts to strengthen regional engagement and address common security concerns.
Araghchi’s remarks underscored Tehran’s emphasis on sustained consultations, mutual understanding and respect for national sovereignty as essential elements in building a framework for long-term regional stability.
The four countries’ commitment to continuing consultations was presented as a positive step towards strengthening diplomatic cooperation across the region.
