Pakistan to keep playing role in resolving Kashmir, Palestine disputes: Dar
London: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan Muhammad Ishaq Dar has said that Pakistan is fulfilling its responsibility with regard to resolving the Kashmir and Palestine disputes.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Muhammad Ishaq Dar speaking to the media in London said Pakistan aims to play a proactive role in addressing global conflicts and plans to strongly advocate for the issues of Kashmir, Palestine, and Islamophobia at the United Nations Security Council.
He highlighted that Pakistan had secured a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for two years, garnering 182 votes— a significant increase compared to the single-vote majority it achieved 12 years ago.
He stated that Pakistan would actively contribute as a non-permanent member during its term and is currently engaged in discussions with permanent member states to finalize its agenda.
He emphasised that it was the global community’s responsibility to implement UN resolutions on international conflicts. He expressed regret that the UN resolutions on Kashmir remained unimplemented.
