Pakistan’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister will participate in the fourth R-4 foreign ministers’ meeting to discuss regional cooperation and shared interests.
Pakistan’s diplomatic outreach is gaining momentum as Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar has departed for Cairo, Egypt, to attend the fourth meeting of the R-4 group involving Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Egypt.
The visit comes as regional powers continue efforts to strengthen coordination on key political and strategic issues. According to Pakistan’s Foreign Office, Ishaq Dar will hold bilateral meetings with foreign ministers from participating countries during the meeting.
The Pakistani foreign minister is also expected to meet Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi during his visit, with discussions likely to focus on bilateral relations and broader regional developments.
The R-4 foreign ministers’ meeting will cover mutual cooperation, regional challenges, and matters of common interest among the four countries.
Pakistan’s Foreign Office said Islamabad will use the platform to reaffirm its commitment to regional stability, stronger diplomatic engagement, and enhanced cooperation among partner nations.
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