Top diplomats from Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt held a key meeting in Antalya as tensions surrounding Iran continue to shape regional politics. The meeting, part of ongoing coordination efforts, comes as a 10-day ceasefire in Lebanon offers a window for diplomacy. The four countries are working to ensure the ceasefire holds while encouraging all sides to move toward a more permanent agreement. Officials indicated that this is the third round of such talks, reflecting increasing cooperation among the countries. Beyond immediate de-escalation, discussions also focused on long-term regional strategy, including political, economic, and security adjustments in the aftermath of the conflict. Participants acknowledged that the region is undergoing major changes and stressed the importance of coordinated action rather than isolated policies. The talks aim to balance national interests while jointly influencing future negotiations and stability efforts.