Pakistan’s support for their case that is rooted in principles of justice, international law
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. Photo: File
Islamabad:
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed on Tuesday that the establishment of a strong and viable Palestinian state with before 1967 borders and al Quds al Sharif, as its capital remained the cornerstone of Pakistan’s Middle East policy and would continue to guide the country’s attitude towards regional peace.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter) while returning home after participating in the Gaza Peace summit in Sharm el Sheikh, the prime minister said the freedom, dignity, dignity and prosperity of the Palestinian people remained a primary problem for Pakistan.
He reiterated that Pakistan’s support for their case was rooted in principles of justice and international law. He said Pakistan had remained deeply involved in the Middle East peace process and, along with other fraternal nations, had consistently strengthened the call for peace and protection of civilians.
When he reflected on what he described as the “potentially transformational character” of the Gaza Spring Meeting, Prime Minister Shehbaz said that Pakistan’s most important priority was the immediate cessation of the genocide campaign against Gaza.
During the summit, co-chair of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi and US President Donald Trump, world leaders from 20 countries, including Qatar and Turkey, a landmark peace agreement for Gaza. The agreement aims to secure a lasting truce and end more than two years of conflict.
In his social media post, Shehbaz Pakistan’s gratitude to President Trump expressed to have delivered his promise to help stop the blood edition. “We will continue to express our admiration for President Trump’s unique contribution to peace,” he said.
While in Egypt, the prime minister attended several sessions at the summit and held interaction with different world leaders gathered on the Red Sea resort. At the end of the visit. Egyptian Minister of Culture Ahmed Fouad Heno saw Shehbaz off at the airport before his departure to Islamabad.
When he returned, the Prime Minister’s office issued a statement and noted that the visit emphasized Pakistan’s “consistent and principled support for peace and stability in the Middle East” and its “sustained solidarity with the Palestinian people”.
