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Senior Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani officials are expected to meet with Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsin Rezai in Tehran to congratulate him on his new appointment and discuss regional security issues. Ali Bagheri Qani, Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, told national media on Monday. He said, “The first purpose is to congratulate Major General Rezai for assuming this important responsibility, and the second is to discuss regional security issues with the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.” He revealed that the meeting was proposed by Pakistan Army Chief of Staff Asim Mounir during his visit to Tehran last week. Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khaled bin Salman, Mounir, and Turkish Intelligence Director Ibrahim Karen are expected to attend the meeting. Bagheri Qani described the meeting as a step towards regional security led by regional national autonomy, without the intervention of outside forces. He said that Tehran believes that the intervention of the US and Israel is the root cause of regional turmoil.
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Senior Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani officials are expected to meet with Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsin Rezai in Tehran to congratulate him on his new appointment and discuss regional security issues. Ali Bagheri Qani, Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, told national media on Monday. He said, “The first purpose is to congratulate Major General Rezai for assuming this important responsibility, and the second is to discuss regional security issues with the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.” He revealed that the meeting was proposed by Pakistan Army Chief of Staff Asim Mounir during his visit to Tehran last week. Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khaled bin Salman, Mounir, and Turkish Intelligence Director Ibrahim Karen are expected to attend the meeting. Bagheri Qani described the meeting as a step towards regional security led by regional national autonomy, without the intervention of outside forces. He said that Tehran believes that the intervention of the US and Israel is the root cause of regional turmoil.
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