India Pakistan Ceasefire: Pakistan has warmly welcomed the statement made by US President Donald Trump to resolve the India-Pakistan ceasefire and the Jammu and Kashmir dispute. Pakistan called this initiative a constructive effort in the direction of regional peace, reducing stress and stability.
Pakistan said that it appreciates the role of America and other friendly countries that helped to make the recent ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan a success. According to the Government of Pakistan, this step is a major initiative towards permanent peace and security in South Asia.
Pakistan was happy on Trump’s stance on Kashmir!
Pakistan expressed deep satisfaction over US President Donald Trump expressing his desire for mediation in resolving the Jammu and Kashmir disputes. The statement said that this dispute is a long -term problem, which affects not only India and Pakistan, but also on the whole of South Asia and international peace.
Advocation of resolving Kashmir issue under UN proposals
Pakistan once again reiterated that any solution to Kashmir should be according to the proposals of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Along with this, Pakistan also reiterated the right to self -determination of Kashmiris, which it considers the key to the justified and permanent solution to this dispute.
Commitment to regional peace and international cooperation
In the statement, Pakistan also said that it is committed to work with the international community to promote peace, security and prosperity in the region. It is moving towards further strengthening the multilateral partnership in areas such as trade, investment and economic cooperation with the US.
Pakistan wants to make America happy
Two months ago, Pakistan gifted the dreaded terrorist to please US President Donald Trump. Trump had increased Pakistan a lot about this. Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which was handed over to the US. His name was Mohammad Sharifullah. The US claimed that the terrorist was caught in the joint operation of the CIA and the Pakistani intelligence agency.
