Tehran:Iran’s Foreign Ministry has announced that a quadrilateral meeting will be hosted in Tehran on Monday. The meeting is regarded as a significant step toward enhancing cooperation on regional security mechanisms based on shared interests.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the initiative for this meeting was proposed during the visit of Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir to Tehran and subsequently received approval from the Iranian authorities.

Additionally, the Iranian ministry highlighted that a Qatari delegation visited Tehran on Sunday. This visit is part of ongoing negotiations with regional countries, reflecting Qatar’s continued mediation efforts.

Earlier on Monday, it was reported by Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry that the meeting in Tehran would include representatives from the countries involved in the Mecca Agreement—namely Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan—alongside Iranian officials.