Iran’s foreign ministry said on Aug. 24 that Tehran has not received an invitation to join the Mecca Agreement. The statement came from a spokesperson for the ministry, according to BlockBeats. The spokesperson also said Iran has already proposed dialogue on regional security issues to 「these countries (the three countries referred to as 沙巴土)」. No additional details were provided in the source material about the agreement, the invitation process, or any response from the countries mentioned. The update was published as a brief by BlockBeats, and the source text did not include further context beyond the spokesperson’s remarks.
BlockBeats reported on Aug. 24 that a spokesperson for Iran’s foreign ministry said: 「We have not yet received an invitation to join the Mecca Agreement, but we have proposed dialogue to these countries (the three countries referred to as 沙巴土) on regional security issues.」
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