Saira Imran Pakistan Demands Complete Israeli Withdrawal at the Gaza Summit held today in Istanbul. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan hosts the meeting.
Foreign ministers from eight Arab and Muslim countries are attending the summit, including Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, and the UAE. Pakistan is represented by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar.
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The summit will discuss the latest progress on the Gaza ceasefire agreement and review the human rights situation. The Turkish Foreign Minister will highlight Israel’s ongoing aggression and its excuses to avoid a ceasefire.
According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, Pakistan will stress the need for full implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement and demand that Israeli forces completely withdraw from the occupied Palestinian territories, especially Gaza.
Meanwhile, Israel continues its attacks despite the ceasefire, killing more Palestinians in recent airstrikes. The Turkish President called Israel’s actions a clear act of genocide.
Pakistan stands firm in supporting peace, justice, and freedom for Palestinians. Pakistan Demands Complete Israeli Withdrawal to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region.
