 Tehran, 26 Feb. (AKI) - A meeting of foreign ministers of Pakistan, Turkey, Indonesia, Malaysia, Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia in the Pakistani capital Islamabad on Sunday reportedly worries Iran which was not invited to attend. Though Pakistan has officially denied Arab news reports claiming the summit was organized by Muslim Sunni countries to discuss strategies to stop the growing power of Shiite Iran in the region, the Iranian government is reportedly worried the allegations might be true. | Psssst! Iran! They're plotting against you. I suggest you do something about it before it's too late. How about a premptive strike? |
The Islamabad talks were officially summoned to discuss violence in Iraq and the international crisis over Iran's nuclear programme, which the international community fears is aimed at building nuclear weapons.
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