Egyptian Foreign Minister and Pakistani Foreign Minister discuss regional tensions, emphasizing quadrilateral coordination and opposing the use of international straits as a tool for pressure.
Egypt's Foreign Ministry announced that Foreign Minister Abdelatty discussed efforts to de-escalate regional military tensions with Pakistan's Foreign Minister, emphasizing the need to strengthen coordination within the regional quadrilateral framework, which includes Egypt, Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. Abdelatty also rejected the use of international straits as a tool for pressure.
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