Egypt and Iran are intensifying diplomatic discussions regarding Iran's conflict with the United States, with both nations advocating for de-escalation in the region.
Recent reports show that representatives from the two MENA countries advanced conversations on this shared interest on Saturday, highlighting the need to broker a fair peace deal between Iran and the United States.
The conversation between the Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and his Iranian colleague, Abbas Araghchi, which was held over the phone, also considered fellow Middle Eastern countries such as Oman, according to Egypt's Foreign Ministry.
The two officials discussed diplomatic actions aimed at easing tensions and preparing for future conversations, as seen on Anadolu Ajansi.
Discussions covered Oman-mediated negotiations with Iran, as well as attempts to recommence the execution of a memorandum signed by Tehran and Washington, with the overarching goal of securing a long-term accord that answers unresolved concerns and strengthens regional stability.
