Iran has held its first four-country regional security meeting with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey as regional powers seek to strengthen cooperation and address rising tensions across the Middle East.
The high-level meeting took place in Tehran on Monday, October 26, 2026, bringing together senior security and military officials from the four countries for discussions on regional peace, stability and security.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, hosted the talks, which were attended by Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin.
The meeting marked a significant diplomatic engagement between the four regional powers at a time when tensions across the Middle East continue to raise concerns about further conflict.
Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey Agree to Continue Talks
Following the discussions, the four countries agreed to maintain dialogue aimed at strengthening regional cooperation and promoting peace and security.
According to a joint statement released after the meeting, the participants expressed their commitment to continued consultations on matters affecting the region.
However, the statement did not announce a detailed joint security agreement or outline specific measures the countries would take to address the ongoing regional tensions.
Officials also did not provide a date for the next meeting.
Regional Security Takes Centre Stage
The Tehran meeting comes amid growing diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation of conflicts across the Middle East.
The four countries have an interest in regional stability, making dialogue and cooperation important as governments seek ways to address shared security concerns.
The discussions provided an opportunity for senior officials to exchange views on regional developments and explore areas where continued engagement could strengthen cooperation.
The meeting also highlighted ongoing efforts by regional governments to pursue diplomatic channels in addressing security challenges.
What Happens Next?
Although the four countries agreed to continue discussions, it remains unclear what practical steps will follow the initial meeting.
Further consultations could provide an opportunity to develop more concrete proposals for regional cooperation, but no specific timetable or detailed framework was announced.
The outcome of future discussions will determine whether the Tehran meeting leads to additional security initiatives involving Iran, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey.
For now, the four countries have signalled their willingness to keep communication open as efforts to promote regional peace and stability continue.
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