Islamabad is set to host a quadrilateral meeting of foreign ministers from Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia on March 30 to discuss regional developments, including the US-Iran war, Pakistani state TV reported.
The meeting between the four nations will be the first of its kind since the war started.
Turkey’s public broadcaster TRT World reported that its foreign minister Hakan Fidan said there were plans to initially host the talks in Turkey.
“But since our Pakistani brother had to stay in his country, we shifted it to Pakistan,” Fidan said, according to TRT World.
Pakistan has emerged as a key intermediary in the current bout of diplomacy between the US and Iran, delivering a 15-point plan peace plan proposed by Washington to Iran.
