Top officials from countries involved in the Mecca Pact are expected to meet Iranian officials in Tehran on Monday, according to multiple reports. The planned talks are described as aimed at regional coordination and bring together representatives from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey.
The outlets name Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and Pakistan’s army chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, as the Saudi and Pakistani representatives. Al-Monitor also reports that Turkey’s head of intelligence will join the meeting, and Reuters is cited as the basis for the information. Middle East Eye likewise says the Turkish head of intelligence is expected to take part.
All reports refer to information provided by sources speaking on condition of anonymity and do not provide additional details on the agenda beyond regional coordination, nor do they specify outcomes. The reports present the meeting as part of broader regional engagement involving Iran and the Mecca Pact partners.
