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Iran said it has reached a consensus with Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, which are parties to the Mecca Agreement, and advocated that regional security in the Middle East should be maintained by the countries in the region themselves and avoid interference by foreign powers.
iran Today, it said it has reached an agreement with three parties to the Mecca Agreement: Turkiye,saudi arabia AndPakistan There was a consensus that regional security should be maintained by the countries in the region rather than relying on foreign powers.
Agence France-Presse reported that Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC), said after the meeting: “The consensus we have reached is that the security of the region we are in should be maintained by the countries in the region themselves, that is, it is up to each country to ensure its own security and prevent any kind of foreign interference.”
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Iran said it has reached a consensus with the three parties to the Mecca Agreement, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. This consent was announced after the relevant meeting.
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The core of the consensus is that Iran and related countries believe that the security of the region in which they are located should be maintained by the countries in the region themselves, that is, each country should ensure its own security rather than relying on foreign forces to interfere or dominate.
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Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, made it clear that any kind of foreign interference in regional affairs should be stopped. Iran advocates that regional security should be based on the self-responsibility of regional countries.
