Joint Statement from Four Countries at UN Summit: Attacks on Saudi Arabia Condemned
The foreign ministers of Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia met at the 81st UN General Assembly and condemned Houthi attacks.
The foreign ministers of Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia gathered for a meeting in New York within the framework of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, releasing a joint declaration and strongly condemning the attacks directed against Saudi Arabia.
Foreign Ministers Meeting in New York
The foreign ministers of Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia came together in New York within the framework of the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
The sixth meeting held provided an opportunity for the parties to exchange comprehensive views on current regional and international developments.
Emphasis on Regional Peace and the Islamabad Agreement
The ministers reaffirmed the importance of consultations among the four countries to support peace, security, and stability in the Middle East and the wider region.
Stating that dialogue and diplomacy are the only solutions to tensions in the region, the ministers emphasized the need to adhere to the Islamabad Agreement.
Condemnation of Attacks Against Saudi Arabia
The four countries strongly condemned all attacks against Saudi Arabia, including the recent actions by the Houthis in Yemen.
The ministers supported the territorial integrity and security of Saudi Arabia while defending the country's right to legitimate self-defense within the framework of international law.
Support on the Issues of Yemen and Palestine
Unwavering support was reiterated for the security and stability efforts of Yemen's legitimate government and Presidential Leadership Council.
On the Palestinian issue, it was reiterated that an independent Palestinian State with East Jerusalem as its capital must be established on the basis of the 1967 borders.
Unity of Sudan and Rejection of Parallel Entities
The ministers supported the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Sudan, underlining the preservation of national institutions.
It was emphasized that parallel entities undermining Sudan's unity must be rejected and the illegal flow of arms into the country must be halted.