R-4 foreign ministers stress importance of dialogue, diplomacy in Middle East

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The foreign ministers of the R-4 Group, comprising Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkiye, have met in Amman and affirmed the importance of diplomacy in the Middle East.

“The ministers also reviewed the evolving regional situation and reaffirmed the importance of continued consultation and close coordination among the four countries in advancing regional stability,” the Foreign Office said in a post on X.

“They emphasised that dialogue and diplomacy remain essential to fostering stability and preventing further escalation in the region.”

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