Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif left London for New York on Monday, where he will lead a Pakistan delegation at the UNGA meeting.
At UNGA meeting, Prime Minister Shehbaz “urged the international community to resolve the long-term occupation and denial of the right to self-determination”, especially in Kashmir and Palestine, in India and India, Earlier statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (fo) said.
“He will also focus on Pakistan’s perceptions on the regional security situation, as well as other concerns, and further study climate, terrorism, Islamophobia and sustainable development.”
Prime Minister Shehbaz will attend several “high-level events” off the UNGA conference, including a simulation with U.S. President Donald Trump’s “choose” Muslim leaders.
In addition, during his visit, he will meet several world leaders and senior UN officials in exchange for views on reciprocity.
Fo added: “He will also emphasize that Pakistan will work with all UN members to uphold the UN Charter, prevent conflict, promote peace and promote the global prosperity of Pakistan as a member of the Security Council.”
Today, Pakistan’s High Commissioner in the UK, Muhammad Faisal and other diplomats saw the afternoon at Luton Airport in the UK.
Previously, Foreign Secretary Ishaq Dar arrived in New York and will accompany the Prime Minister of the United Nations University (UNGA).
“After arrival, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad received FM DAR, Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Shiekh, Ambassador of Pakistan and senior official of the mission.”
“DPM/FM will hold a busy program in New York. In addition to accompanying his many participations, DPM/FM will represent Pakistan in many ministerial and high-level meetings and have held more than a dozen bilateral meetings with his peers.”
If it’s almost the same 150 world leaders Gathered to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, the Global Peace Forum found itself surrounded by protests and engulfed the war.
From its inception, unresolved problems in Palestine have plagued the United Nations, both testing its credibility and ability to achieve peace.
The high-level international conference on “Palestine Questine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution” held by UNGA, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia, aims to restore support for the two-State solution.
During a break with the conference, UNGA last week vote In order to allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to resolve the activity through video links, after which We deny He and his delegation attended the meeting with visas.
