We reached out to the White House in Washington, D.C., to gain political support for the establishment of our proposed new pact aimed at promoting peace in the Middle and Near East. A memorandum was sent to the President of the United States and the Vice President, outlining our vision and the potential benefits of this initiative. Our goal is to foster stability and cooperation in a region that has faced significant challenges. We believe that with the right support and collaboration, we can make substantial progress towards lasting peace. This initiative is not just about diplomacy; it is about building relationships and understanding the diverse needs of the communities involved. We are committed to engaging with all stakeholders to ensure that our proposed pact is comprehensive and inclusive. Together, we can work towards a brighter future for the Middle and Near East, where peace and prosperity can thrive.

The ongoing war in Iran has highlighted a significant flaw in the architecture of security in the Near and Middle East: the absence of an inclusive regional security mechanism. The recent emergence of military coalitions, such as the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, underscores this gap. Traditional bilateral mediation efforts have become exhausted, revealing their limited utility in addressing the complex security challenges faced by the region. As tensions escalate and conflicts persist, it is increasingly clear that a more collaborative and comprehensive approach to regional security is necessary. Without an inclusive framework that brings together diverse stakeholders, the potential for sustained peace and stability in the Middle East remains elusive.