Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt to hold talks on Iran conflict

Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt will meet with Turkey’s top diplomat this week in Turkey to discuss Iran war tensions, AFP reports, citing a ministry source.

“This is the third meeting of the four countries to discuss regional affairs, not specifically Hormuz,” the source revealed.

This comes after US-Iran ceasefire negotiations taking place in Pakistan broke down over disagreements regarding the blockade on the Strait of Hormuz last week.

This handout photograph taken on March 29, 2026 and released by Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar (2L) in a meeting with his counterparts Saudi Arabia's Faisal bin Farhan (L), Turkey's Hakan Fidan (2R) and Egypt's Badr Abdelatty at the Foreign Ministry office in Islamabad. Pakistan Foreign Ministry / AFP
This handout photograph shows Pakistan's Foreign Minister (2L) meeting his counterparts from Saudi Arabia (L), Turkey (2R) and Egypt in Islamabad, on 29 March 2026 (Pakistan foreign ministry/AFP)

alt

alt

This article was sourced from Middle East Eye.

Read Full Article on Middle East Eye →