Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, Turkey Seek Dialogue for Solutions
The statements from the Foreign Ministers of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey emphasized the importance of continuing consultation and coordination among these countries to strengthen peace, security, and stability in the Middle East region. They affirmed that dialogue and diplomacy are the only ways to resolve regional disputes, considering that tensions and acts of hostility require adherence to principles of sustainable solutions in accordance with international agreements, particularly the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding. They also strongly condemned the Houthi militia attacks on Saudi Arabia and their assaults, affirming support for the Kingdom's sovereignty and its right to defend its territory, while emphasizing the importance of maintaining maritime security. They expressed their support for the legitimate Yemeni government, congratulated the Palestinian people's right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state based on the 1967 borders, and highlighted the need to preserve the unity of Sudan and its institutions, with a commitment to halt the flow of weapons and mercenaries into Sudan. At the end of the meeting, they agreed to enhance regional coordination to reinforce stability and collective security.
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