Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey hold UN consultative meeting

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Foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey held a consultative meeting in New York on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly. The ministers emphasized the importance of continued coordination to support peace, security, and stability in the Middle East and beyond.

The group expressed deep concern regarding ongoing regional hostilities and stressed that diplomacy is the only path to sustainable solutions. They called for adherence to the Islamabad Memorandum and condemned attacks against Saudi Arabia, including recent Houthi strikes, affirming the Kingdom's right to self-defense.

Regarding Yemen, the ministers reiterated support for the legitimate government and the Presidential Leadership Council, advocating for an inclusive political process. On the Palestinian issue, they reaffirmed the centrality of the cause and supported the right to self-determination and a sovereign state based on 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital. For Sudan, they affirmed support for its sovereignty and called for an end to the illegal flow of weapons and mercenaries into the country.

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[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers reiterated support for the legitimate Yemeni government and called for an inclusive political process. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net
[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers affirmed support for Sudan's sovereignty and called for an end to the illegal flow of weapons and mercenaries into the country. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net
[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers affirmed the centrality of the Palestinian cause and supported the right to self-determination and a state based on 1967 borders. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net
[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers discussed regional and international developments to support peace and stability in the Middle East. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net
[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers stressed the necessity of adhering to the Islamabad Memorandum to achieve lasting peace. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net
[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers condemned all attacks targeting Saudi Arabia, including recent Houthi attacks, and supported the Kingdom's right to self-defense. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net
[● 5 SOURCES] The ministers expressed deep concern regarding ongoing hostilities in the region. alyoumvoice.com · www.sada-tabuk.com · okaznews.net · www.hajjahprss.com · www.adngad.net