Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafqat Khan condemned the renewed attacks by the Israeli military during the ongoing ceasefire in Gaza.
In a weekly briefing, Khan expressed Pakistan’s strong opposition to escalation of violence despite the ceasefire agreement.
The FP spokesperson also gave updates on a recent tragic incident in Morocco where a boat capsized last week. Fortunately, 22 Pakistanis survived the disaster and their names have been shared by the authorities.
The State Department spokesman confirmed that the situation is being closely monitored and Moroccan authorities have been cooperative in dealing with the incident.
Pakistan’s position on Gaza was reiterated by Khan, who stated that the country welcomes the ceasefire in Gaza.
He expressed Pakistan’s commitment to restore viability in Gaza and stressed that the nation stands against Israeli attacks during the ceasefire period.
Responding to a question about Afghan nationals living in Pakistan, Khan clarified that Pakistan will continue to implement its existing policies regarding Afghan refugees.
He said there are no current plans to change the policy on Afghan nationals living in the country.
