Pakistan Joins UNSC: A New Era of Diplomatic Engagement

Pakistan has started its two-year tenure as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. The nation aims to play a significant role in global peace efforts amidst geopolitical challenges. Ambassador Munir Akram emphasized Pakistan's commitment to peace and addressing international disputes aligned with UN principles.

Pakistan has embarked on a significant journey, commencing its two-year term as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). With Ambassador Munir Akram at the helm, the Pakistani delegation is poised to take on an active and influential role in global diplomatic discussions.

Ambassador Akram emphasized the critical period Pakistan joins the UNSC, marked by geopolitical turbulence and escalating arms competition. He expressed the nation's dedication to promoting peace in alignment with the United Nations Charter, tackling the challenges of great power rivalries, and combating terrorism.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ishaq Dar, reiterated Pakistan's extensive experience and commitment to peacekeeping efforts. Emphasizing a legacy of diplomatic engagement, Dar voiced Pakistan's readiness to contribute to peaceful resolutions and uphold the integral values of the UN Security Council.

(With inputs from agencies.)