- Delegation to meet with the UN and OIC in New York before June 2.
- Pakistan delegation in Washington from June 3 to 6.
- Delegation schedule also includes visiting EU capitals.
The former Foreign Minister and president of the Popular Party of Pakistan (PPP), Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, arrived in New York at the head of a high-level parliamentary delegation.
This visit marks the beginning of the diplomatic scope of Pakistan after the recent climbs with India.
The delegation, which includes higher political figures, including Hina Rabbani Khaha, Dr. Musadik Malik, Khurram Dastgir Khan, Bushra Anjum Butt, Tehmina Janjua and Jalil Abas Jilani, aims to present Pakistan’s perspective about the recent military confrontation with India and the narrative of India and the narrative of New Delhi about the New Delhi conflict.
During its stay in New York until June 2, the delegation is scheduled to meet with the United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, and the president of the UN General Assembly, Filemón Yang.
They will also inform the members of the Islamic Cooperation Organization (IIC) and interact with the UN Association of Correspondents.
After its commitments in New York, the delegation will go to Washington, DC, on June 3, where they plan to meet with US officials, including members of Congress and representatives of Think Tanks, to discuss bilateral relations and regional security concerns.
This diplomatic initiative follows a high fire agreement between India and Pakistan on May 10, negotiated with the help of the United States, after a period of high military tensions.
The visit of the Pakistani delegation underlines Islamabad’s commitment to the peaceful resolution and proactive commitment to international stakeholders.
The delegation itinerary also includes plans to visit European capitals to further articulate Pakistan’s position on the regional situation and strengthen diplomatic ties.
This concerted diplomatic effort reflects Pakistan’s strategy to address regional challenges through international dialogue and cooperation.
