The 21 June 2026 meeting of the Cairo Quartet, comprising the foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, focused on regional security coordination amid recent geopolitical developments. While the participants reached common positions on several regional files, disagreements persisted over other files, underscoring differing national priorities.
The following note sheds light on:
- The quartet's position on the U.S.-Iran negotiation track;
- Coordination on Libya's government unification process;
- Approaches toward Syria and Lebanon; and
- Positions on Red Sea security and Somaliland.
