- DPM shares details of recent global commitments.
- Mention the presidency and session of the UNSC of Pakistan on Palestine.
- Giving the unwavering Pakistan support to Palestine.
Islamabad: The Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, presented on Friday what he described as “one of the most active phases in the recent diplomatic history of Pakistan.”
When addressing a media conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the DPM shared details of its series of high -risk visits, policy discussions and multilateral commitments during July and August. He articulated a clear vision of Pakistan’s foreign policy priorities, rooted in regional peace, global connectivity, commercial revival and international defense of principles.
GIVed the Julio Presidency of the UN Security Council of Pakistan, during which he presided over multiple sessions, including one in Palestine.
“A unanimous resolution that requested a resolution of peaceful conflicts was adopted under the leadership of Pakistan, which was a diplomatic milestone,” he said.
In Washington, Dar met with the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, on July 28 for a “frank and constructive” exchange on bilateral, regional and global issues. He also committed to Think Tanks such as the Atlantic Council, where his comments on judicial independence were, according to him, “misunderstood” by local political actors.
“The judiciary operates independently in Pakistan. Twisting English Comments for the political mileage is unfortunate,” he said.
Give the unwavering support of Pakistan to Palestine, citing his participation in the International Conference of France-Saudi and the Meeting of Emergency Foreign Ministers OIC in Jeddah on August 25. In the OIC, Pakistan categorically rejected the so -called “Israel Great Plan of Israel, qualifying it” illegitimate and unacceptable, “he added. He added.
He also revealed the quiet diplomatic efforts of Pakistan during the conflict of Iran -israel, noting that “sincere commitment” led Iran to recognize Pakistan as a true friend.
“Iranian parliamentarians sang ‘Shukriya Pakistan’ in their Parliament. That says a lot,” he said.
Dar described his trilateral visit from August 20 to Kabul, along with Chinese and Afghan foreign ministers, as “productive and strategic.” The conversations focused on refugees, border security, trade and infrastructure, with an agreement reached in the Pakistan railway, Afghanistan -uzbekistan, and China agrees in principle to extend the CPEC to Afghanistan.
In Bangladesh (August 23-24), Dar committed to the maximum leadership of all important matches, including the National Party of Bangladesh (BNP) and Jamaat-E-Islami, in a rare diplomatic scope of the entire spectrum. Six mous were signed in multiple domains, including visa exemptions, commercial cooperation and cultural exchange. He also pressed for the Renaissance of Saarc, stating that Bangladesh was supported, but “the resistance of a state remains an obstacle.”
During his visit from August 17 to 19 to the United Kingdom, Dar met with the vice representative PM Angela Rayner, the parliamentarians and the general secretary of the Commonwealth. He launched the main services centered on the diaspora in the high commission of Pakistan in London, including the digitized records of Punjab Land Records and a passport emission system of “a window”.
Dar also announced that the United Kingdom’s flight restrictions had been raised, after an earlier success with the EU prohibition in November 2024. “Flights to Manchester will resume in September, and a business advisory council of the United Kingdom has been launched to increase trade and investment flows,” he said.
GIV confirmed that Pakistan and China will celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations in 2026, with a series of planned cultural and economic events. He revealed China’s growing interest in agriculture, mining and industrial investment, and confirmed that 1,000 Pakistani graduates to China for advanced agricultural education are being sent.
Pakistan’s position in the “Chinese policy” still does not change, emphasized, pointing out China’s constant support in Kashmir in return.
Whether to participate in global peace forums, regional commercial initiatives or conflict mediation, Pakistan said: “Return on a safe and proactive diplomatic track.”
“We are not only reacting, we are shaping regional conversations and global dialogues,” Dar concluded.
“Our foreign policy is based in principle, backed by experience and aligned with the aspirations of the Pakistani people.”
