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Pakistan Committed to Peace, Ready to Defend Borders, Says Foreign Office

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Pakistan has constantly supported peace and stays absolutely ready to defend its borders, Overseas Workplace spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan stated on Friday, reaffirming Islamabad’s dedication to resolving disputes by diplomatic means.

Talking at a information briefing in Islamabad, the spokesperson described terrorism originating from Afghanistan as Pakistan’s largest safety problem. He claimed that 1,360 Pakistanis had been killed in terrorist assaults over the previous yr.

Khan confused that Pakistan may settle conflicts and disputes by diplomatic engagement, including that Pakistan had by no means hesitated to pursue dialogue with Afghanistan.

He additionally famous that China, Uzbekistan and a number of other different international locations shared considerations concerning the presence of terrorist teams inside Afghanistan.

Commenting on the proposed enlargement of the Makkah defence settlement, the spokesperson stated every taking part nation adopted its personal procedures.

He stated Pakistan and Saudi Arabia had accomplished their respective processes, whereas Türkiye was pursuing the extension by its parliament.

Khan added that Pakistan had endorsed the draft settlement that had turn into publicly out there, emphasising the nation’s position as an essential member of the worldwide neighborhood.

The spokesperson additionally confirmed Pakistan’s participation in talks with the USA.

He stated Overseas Minister Ishaq Dar had been in touch along with his Egyptian and Iranian counterparts and had arrived in Türkiye to attend the R4 assembly. The gathering can be adopted by an R4-plus-E3 assembly, which, based on Khan, would be the first of its form in that format.





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