Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday reiterated Pakistan’s will for a “significant dialogue” with India in all pending issues, state media Pakistan radio reported.
The April 22 attack in the Occupied Cashmir Pahalgama killed 26 people, which caused a military confrontation between India with nuclear weapons and Pakistan as New Delhi blamed Islamabad, which strongly denied the accusations while asking for a neutral investigation. A high fire of the United States ended the war.
Pakistan previously invited India to a comprehensive dialogue to address all contentious problems, including Kashmir dispute and water distribution.
During a meeting with the British High Commissioner Jane Marriott today, Prime Minister Shehbaz appreciated the role of the United Kingdom in the decallation of tensions during the confrontation of Pakistan-India.
He welcomed the British government’s decision to resume Pia’s flights to the United Kingdom. He said: “This [decision] It would reduce a lot to relieve the difficulties faced by the British-Pakistani community, as well as improving people’s exchanges, “while appreciating the role of the high commissioner.
Both parties discussed the “positive trajectory” of bilateral relations. The Prime Minister said that the recently held commercial conversations would lead to mutually beneficial opportunities for both parties. “Pakistan is also cooperating closely with the United Kingdom in the UN Security Council, where Pakistan currently has the monthly presidency,” he said.
Marriott informed Prime Minister Shehbaz about his recent visit to London, where he had broad consultations to improve bilateral ties.
She praised the recent economic performance of the Pakistani government that caused a significant improvement in key macroeconomic indicators. He also discussed the United Kingdom’s perspective on regional developments in southern Asia and the Middle East.
Last week, the United Kingdom Government launched e-visas for students and Pakistani workers as part of a “improved” border system and immigration system.
The announcement occurred just one day after the two countries formally signed the Commercial Dialogue Mechanism Agreement and decided to establish the business council of the United Kingdom-Pakistan to institutionalize bilateral economic cooperation.
A UN envoy returns to India for crowds of cross -border terrorism
Meanwhile, Pakistan to UNSC, the ambassador Usman Jadoon, rejected the Indian accusations of cross -border terrorism and asked India to change their behavior, instead of resorting to his “narrative tired of victims and displacement of guilt”, during the CSNC debate about the “promotion of international peace and security through multilateralism and the peaceful settlement of the peaceful settlement of Disputes “on Tuesday.
The Indian envoy was reacting to the speech of the vice president of the Prime Minister in New York during the reception organized for the presidency of Pakistan of the UNSC, where the latter stressed the need for the resolution of the Kashmirus dispute.
“It is India that actively sponsors, helps and abet terrorism in my country and beyond,” Ambassador Jadoon, Pakistan’s permanent deputy director of the UN, the body of 15 members, said Tuesday night while responding to the accusations made by the UN ambassador of India, Parvathaneni Harish.
“Instead of being blinded by Hubris and a feeling of impunity out of place, and instead of resorting to her narrative tired of the victim and the change of guilt, India must seriously introspecate, change her behavior and fulfill her international legal obligations on all positions,” he said, in the debate gathered by Pakistan to promote the peaceful solution of the shots among the nations.
Ambassador Jadoon said it was especially unfortunate that the Indian ambassador pointed to Pakistan yesterday, when early in the day, the council “spoke with a unanimous voice to reaffirm the purposes and principles of the UN letter and the imperative of the peaceful settlement of disputes, respect the international law and the effective implementation of the resolution of the Security Council.”
The Pakistaní envoy said that in the first place, India was in illegal occupation of the territory in dispute of Jammu and Kashmir.
“While he claims to comply with the UN letter, and supposedly the principle of the peaceful solution of disputes, India has violated the resolutions of the Security Council on the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, and has refused to implement those resolutions, thus denying the people of Cachmiri the exercise of their inalienable right to self -modemination,” he said.
“The atrocious violations of Human Rights of India that extend beyond the occupied territory of Jammu and Kashmira and cover their terrible treatment of minorities have been widely informed by international human rights organizations,” Jadoon added.
He also said that India had “inclined to a new minimum” of unilateral and illegal retention in the 1960 Indo Water Treaty, with the declared objective of depriving the people of Pakistan of the water of the Indo River system.
“In a serious violation of international law, India turned to a flagrant aggression against my country between May 7 and 10, attacking civilians, including women and children,” said the ambassador.
He highlighted the “right but measured” Pakistan response according to his right to self -defense, aimed exclusively at military objectives, which resulted in the fall of six Indian planes that participated in the aggression, among other important military losses.
“The hostilities came to an end due to the position of strength and responsible approach to Pakistan, and the facilitation of the United States, as also stood out in the United States statement this morning,” Jadoon told the delegates.
“It is ironic that India, who brought Jammu and Kashmir’s dispute to the Security Council, refuses to implement the resolutions adopted by the Council to peacefully resolve this dispute,” he added.
Obviously, with the success of the characteristic event of Pakistan in the Council, the Indian envoy had affirmed that Pakistan was “immersed in fanaticism and terrorism”, and a “serial borrower of the International Monetary Fund.”
The debate will resume on July 24 to listen to the remaining speakers, after listening to dozens of high -level representatives.
