Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the role of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, at the rhythm of a high fire with India in May, saying that “he really is a man of peace.”
The prime minister began his speech, saying: “Our Wold is more complex today than ever.
He added that today, multilateralism was no longer an option but the need for the time.
Prime Minister Shehbaz explained that Pakistan’s foreign policy was based on peace, mutual respect and cooperation.
“We believe in the Pacific Dispute Agreement through dialogue and diplomacy,” he said.
The prime minister recalled that last year, from this same podium, “he had warned that Pakistan would act more decisively against any external aggression.”
“Those words of mine proved to be true … In May of this year, my country confronted aggression not caused from our eastern front. Our enemy was wrapped in arrogance, [and] We send them back in humiliation.
“India sought to extract political profits from a human tragedy by rejecting my sincere offer of an independent international investigation into the Pahalgam incident. On the other hand, he attacked our cities and attacked our innocent civilians. When our territorial integrity and our national security were violated, our response was in accordance with article 51 of the UN Charter.”
He raised the armed forces of Pakistan and military leadership, saying: “Our brave armed forces, under the stellar leadership of the Munir Marshal walls, seven of the jets of the jets and turned to the jets and turned the false and the dust. “
Prime Minister Pakistan had agreed to a high fire after a four -day escalation with India in May from a position of force. He also expressed his gratitude to the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and his TAM for “his active role” when he achieved the fire.
“The efforts of President Trump for Peace helped avoid a … war in southern Asia. If he had not intervened in a timely and decisively, the consequences of a war of full right would have been catastrophic,” said Prime Minister Shehbaz said. “Therefore, in recognition of the wonderful and outstanding contribution of President Trump to promote peace in our part of the world, Pakistan nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize. This is the least we could do … I think he really is a man of peace.”
He also thanked the “friends and partners” of Pakistan, including China, Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Azerbaijan, Iran, the United Arab Emirates and the UN Secretary General for extending diplomatic support to Pakistan during the climb in May.
“We have won the war, and now we seek to win peace in our part of the world. This is my most sincere offer before this assembly of nations of the world of August. Pakistan is ready for a composite, comprehensive dialogue and oriented to the results with India on all the outstanding issues,” he said.
Prime Minister Shehbaz emphasized that southern Asia required “proactive leadership instead of provocative.”
The “unilateral and illegal attempt to maintain the treaty of the Indo waters in suspense challenges the provisions of the treaty itself, as well as the norms of international law itself,” he said, adding that Pakistan had made it very clear that “we will definitely and defend the right of our people 240 million of 240 in these waters.”
He expressed solidarity with the people of busy Kashmir, saying that one day, the tyranny of India in the Valley would stop.
“Kashmira will win its fundamental right to self -determination through an impartial plebiscite under the auspices of the United Nations,” he said.
‘Heart heartbreaking’
Directing his attention to Gaza, he said that the difficult situation of the Palestinian people was one of the “most heartbreaking tragedies of our time.”
“This prolonged injustice is a stain in the global conscious and our collective moral failure,” he said.
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