Wasiirada Arrimaha Dibadda Turkiga, Masar, Pakistan iyo Sacuudiga oo ku baaqay xal laba-dawlad ah oo degdeg ah

Bayaanka wadajirka ah ee ka soo baxay shirka Istanbul waxa uu sidoo kale taabanayaa Yemen, Gacanka Hormuz iyo xorriyadda maraakiibta

Wasiirada arrimaha dibadda ee Turkiga, Masar, Pakistan iyo Sacuudiga ayaa ku baaqay hirgelinta degdegga ah ee xalka laba-dawlad ee khilaafka Falastiin iyo Israa'iil, iyaga oo sheegay in qabsashada Israa'iil ay tahay isha ugu weyn ee xasillooni-darrada gobolka iyo ka baxsanba.

Xalka laba-dawlad iyo xaaladda Falastiin

Bayaanka wadajirka ah ee ka soo baxay shirka afar-dawladeed ee Istanbul ayaa sheegay in siyaasadaha Israa'iil ay xoojiyeen dareenka caddaalad-darrada ee dadka caalamka. Wasiiradu waxa ay ku baaqeen in si degdeg ah loo joojiyo rabshadaha Israa'iil, dadaallada lagu beddelayo xaaladda taariikhiga ah iyo tan sharci ee Quddus, iyo baabi'inta iyo dhibaatada bini'aadantinimo ee Falastiin.

Wasiiradu waxa ay cambaareeyeen hawlihaha degsiimooyinka ee hore iyo kuwa hadda socda ee dhulka la qabsaday ee Daanta Galbeed iyo Quddus, iyo sidoo kale rabshadaha ay geystaan dadka Israa'iiliyiinta ah ee degsiimooyinka deggan. Waxa ay kaloo xoogga saareen baahida degdegga ah ee ah in si joogto ah loo gaarsiiyo gargaarka bini'aadantinimo Marinka Gaza iyo in la taageero dib-u-dhiskiisa.

Yemen iyo weerarrada Houthi

Wasiiradu waxa ay si adag u cambaareeyeen xaaladda sii xumaanaysa ee ay Houthi ku hayaan Yemen, oo ay ku jiraan weerarrada joogtada ah ee Sacuudiga, gaar ahaan kuwa lagu beegsanayo dadka rayidka ah iyo kaabayaasha rayidka. Waxa ay kaloo cambaareeyeen weerarrada lagu qaado maraakiibta ganacsiga ee Badda Cas iyo Marinka Bab Al Mandeb.

Afarta dal waxa ay muujiyeen taageero buuxda oo ay la garab taagan yihiin Sacuudiga iyo dowladda Yemen, iyaga oo ugu baaqay Houthi in si degdeg ah ay u joojiyaan dhammaan falalka milatari, hanjabaadaha iyo weerarrada, oo ay si daacad ah ugu noqdaan geeddi-socodka siyaasadeed.

Gacanka Hormuz iyo xorriyadda maraakiibta

Marka la eego khilaafka milatari ee u dhexeeya Maraykanka iyo Israa'iil oo dhinac ah iyo Iran oo dhinaca kale, iyo sidoo kale horumarka ku xeeran Gacanka Hormuz, wasiiradu waxa ay xoogga saareen baahida degdegga ah ee ah in khilaafka si gaar ah loogu xalliyo wada-hadal iyo dibloomaasiyad. Waxa ay ku baaqeen in dadka rayidka ah iyo kaabayaasha rayidka, oo ay ku jiraan maraakiibta, laga ilaaliyo weerarrada.

Wasiiradu waxa ay taageereen heshiis qoraal ah oo lagu saxeexay caasimadda Pakistan ee Islamabad, waxaanay soo dhaweeyeen dadaallada dibloomaasiyadeed ee socda ee looga hortagayo sii xumaan dheeraad ah. Waxa ay xoogga saareen muhiimadda xorriyadda maraakiibta iyo badbaadada badda ee muddada dheer, waxaanay ka digeen in carqaladaynta marinnada badda ay khatar ku tahay amniga iyo barwaaqada caalamka.

Turkiye, Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia issue joint statement covering Gaza, Yemen and the Strait of Hormuz

Foreign ministers from Turkiye, Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia called for the urgent implementation of a two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, in a joint statement issued after their meeting in Istanbul on Friday.

Occupation Cited as Source of Instability

The ministers said Israel's occupation is a primary source of instability in the region and beyond, and that Israeli policies had reinforced a deep sense of injustice among public opinion worldwide. They reaffirmed their commitment to diplomatic efforts to promote peace and stability, in accordance with the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter.

Calls on Gaza, Jerusalem and Settlements

The ministers called for an immediate end to ongoing Israeli violence, efforts to alter the historical and legal status of Jerusalem, and the destruction and humanitarian suffering in Palestine. They condemned past and present settlement activities in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, as well as settler violence against Palestinians, and stressed the urgent need to ensure uninterrupted humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip and support its reconstruction.

Yemen, Hormuz and Maritime Security

On Yemen, the ministers strongly condemned what they called unacceptable escalation by the Houthi group, including continued attacks on Saudi Arabia, particularly those targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, and condemned attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea and the Bab Al Mandeb Strait. They expressed full solidarity with Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni government and called on the Houthis to halt all military actions, threats and attacks and return to the political process in good faith.

On the conflict between the United States and Israel on one side and Iran on the other, and developments around the Strait of Hormuz, the ministers urged resolution exclusively through dialogue and diplomacy and called for the protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure, including ships. They warned that disruptions to maritime routes threaten global security and prosperity and called for the swift restoration of safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.