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UN Security Council adopts Pakistan-initiated statement on diplomacy during hostilities

First reported by The Express Tribune Latest report 3 sources
Image: Business Recorder
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The UN Security Council unanimously adopted a presidential statement initiated by Pakistan on Thursday titled "The Role of Diplomacy during Active Hostilities." The statement calls on countries to maintain diplomatic engagement during armed conflicts and urges efforts to secure ceasefires, prevent escalation, and achieve political settlements. Pakistan's Foreign Office described the adoption as an important contribution to the Council's work on international peace and security.

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  1. The Express Tribune

    UNSC adopts Pakistan-initiated statement on 'role of diplomacy during active hostilities' (opens The Express Tribune in a new tab)

    Adoption of statement marks an important contribution to UNSC's thematic work on international peace, security

  2. Business Recorder

    UNSC adopts Pakistan-initiated statement on diplomacy during active hostilities (opens Business Recorder in a new tab)

    The United Nations Security Council on Thursday adopted by consensus a Presidential Statement (PRST) initiated by Pakistan on “The Role of Diplomacy during Active Hostilities,” the Foreign Office said. In a statement issued in Islamabad, the Ministry of…

  3. Dawn

    UN Security Council adopts Pakistan-led statement urging diplomacy during wars (opens Dawn in a new tab)

    UNITED NATIONS: The UN Security Council on Thursday adopted a presidential statement initiated by Pakistan, calling on countries to continue diplomatic engagement even after the outbreak of armed conflicts and urging sustained efforts to secure ceasefires,…

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