Ishaq Dar's Paigham-e-Islam Speech: UN-Backed Palestine and Kashmir Resolutions, Military Resolve, and a Stand Against Islamophobia

Ishaq Dar's Paigham-e-Islam Speech: UN-Backed Palestine and Kashmir Resolutions, Military Resolve, and a Stand Against Islamophobia
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Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar spoke at the Sixth International Paigham-e-Islam Conference, highlighting Pakistan's security posture and its commitment to international norms. He asserted that Pakistan's armed forces foiled adversaries' malicious designs, signaling resilience against external threats. Dar reaffirmed Pakistan's stance against Islamophobia on platforms such as the United Nations and urged that the core conflicts of Palestine and Kashmir be resolved in line with UN resolutions. The message ties Pakistan's national security record to its advocacy for multilateralism and Muslim solidarity, positioning the country as a defender of minority rights and a proponent of peaceful, law-based dispute resolution. While domestically the speech reinforces a record of strength and principled foreign policy, internationally it underscores Pakistan's intent to be seen as a stabilizing voice within the Muslim world. In my view, the emphasis on UN-backed solutions and unity among Muslim nations is prudent and necessary, though real progress will require concrete diplomacy and cooperation from all stakeholders beyond rhetoric.

Source: Statement from @PakTVGlobal

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Published: May 6, 2026, 3:49 am

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