Islamabad:
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif repeated on Wednesday that Pakistan would always have peace in the region and was willing to discuss all bilateral questions with India on the negotiating table if India showed sincerity of purpose and cooperation.
The Prime Minister referred to the second trilateral summit in the Lachin City of Azerbaijan and referred to the recent aggression in India and said that with Allah Almighty’s endless blessings and kindness, with the support of Pakistan’s people and friendly countries and a decisive reaction from the armed forces, they emerged.
In his speech, the Prime Minister also said that Pakistan wanted peace in the region and that they demanded conversations on the table to discuss the questions that needed urgent attention and amicable solution as the question of Kashmir to be resolved in accordance with the UNSC decisions and in accordance with the Aspiration of the People of Kashmir.
Unfortunately, the Prime Minister said India was trying to weapon the Indus Waters Treaty, which was a lifeline of the 240 million population in Pakistan who used the water for agriculture, drink and other purposes.
“It is most unfortunate that India tried to threaten to stop the flow of water in Pakistan. This is not possible, this is never possible and will not be possible Insha’allah. We are meeting proper events to make sure India never ever does,” he maintained emphatically.
The Prime Minister said that if India would talk about counteracting terrorism with sincerity of the purpose, Pakistan would also be willing to talk to them about this question.
“We are the biggest victim of terrorism across the globe and lost 90,000 valuable lives and suffered $ 150 billion worth of financial losses in the last several decades. There can be no greater manifestation of our commitment and intention to strike this threat to all coming times,” he added.
If India showed serious and honest cooperation, he said Pakistan would be willing to discuss all questions, including promotion of India trading, on the negotiating table.
The Prime Minister also appreciated the role of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, who, he said, led the armed forces in Pakistan to fight with great bravery and the highest level of professional sharpness while the whole nation was behind them.
The prime minister said that during the conflict with India he found the field Marshal as ‘God -fearing, fearless, firm with iron resolution, patience and strength to meet this aggression.’
He reiterated that India, during the recent conflict, failed to induce any credible evidence against Pakistan and rejected their sincere offer of a neutral and transparent study of so-called Pahalagam event of any international body.
Azerbaijan’s Independence Day
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday called on unity, peace and justice in the region, highlighting the in -depth bond between Pakistan, Azerbaijan and Turkey, which declared the relationship as “three souls and a heart.”
At his address at Independence Day’s ceremony for the Republic of Azerbaijan in Lachin, Prime Minister Shehbaz the leadership and the bravery of the Azerbaijan people who, under President Aliyev’s “visionary and dynamic leadership,” released the Karabakh region after decades of occupation.
The addressing dignitaries also included President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from Turkiye.
“It’s a matter of great honor to be here today and celebrate both Azerbaijan’s independence day and Pakistan’s YouM-E-Takbeer-Day, we became a nuclear power in 1998,” said the prime minister, emphasizing the symbolic meaning of May 28 for both nations.
At his address, the Prime Minister expressed the sincerity of congratulations to the people of Azerbaijan and paid tribute to the victims of their armed forces and martyrs. He emphasized the unwavering support that Pakistan and Turkey gave during Azerbaijan’s struggle for territorial integrity.
“When Armenia attacked Azerbaijan, Pakistan and Turkey stood like a cliff next to it. And today when India attacked Pakistan, President Erdogan and President Aliyev stood as a formidable fortress next to us. This is true fraternity,” she said Shehbaz Sharif.
The Prime Minister sincerely talked about the recent hostilities between India and Pakistan. With reference to the incident on April 22 in Pahaldam, Indian illegal Jammu and Kashmir occupied, where 26 civilians were killed, he condemned India’s immediate fault in Pakistan without evidence.
“Pakistan offered an international commission of inquiry for a free and transparent probe, but instead Launched India a deadly attack that killed 36 innocent Pakistanis, including children,” he revealed. “We had no choice but to defend our nation.”
Shehbaz detailed Pakistan’s military reaction and described the downturn of six Indian fighter jets – including four rafales – and significant damage to Indian military installations. He praised the tranquility and leadership of Pakistan’s armed forces, especially the air manager and Field Marskalk Coas Asim Munir, for a quick and measured retaliation.
“At 9 am, Field Marshal Asim Munir informed me that India had requested a ceasefire. I said, Allah Almighty has given us a glowing victory – we must now act with care, not extend the conflict.”
Sharif also turned attention to other global humanitarian crises, especially in IIOJK and GAZA.
“Kashmir -Dalen is red of the freedom fighters blood. Despite tyranny and brutality, they are firmly in their persecution of freedom – a legal measure in the UN Security Council’s solutions,” he said, confirming Pakistan’s unhealthy support.
By tackling the tragedy in Gaza, Prime Minister Shehbaz condemn the ongoing atrocities: “Over 52,000 Palestinians – Children, Women, Elderly – have been martyrated. Their blood stains the streets of Gaza. There is no modern precedent to this level of brutality.”
He called on the international community to awaken his conscience and repeated global praise for President Erdogan’s vocal advocate for the oppressed. “Let our voices rise – in the name of God – to demand the ceasefire and justice of the people of Gaza.”
By describing the trilateral meeting between Pakistan, Turkey and Azerbaijan as “productive and inspiring” Prime Minister Shehbaz concluded his address with a call for regional unity and sustained friendship.
“Our flag today flutters high – like emblems of unity, hope and strength,” he said, adding, “We will continue to stand with our brothers and sisters, whether in Karabakh, Kashmir or Gaza. This is our common commitment, our shared fate.”
