Foreign ministers from Pakistan, Egypt, Turkey, Indonesia, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates condemned proposals to displace Palestinians from their land as violations of international law. The ministers emphasized that such actions breach international humanitarian law and the principles of self-determination. The statement came amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, with Israel facing international pressure over its policies toward Palestinians.
Pakistan, alongside other nations, called for a peaceful resolution based on international law and the two-state solution. The foreign ministers also highlighted the importance of respecting the rights of all peoples. The meeting took place during a regional diplomatic gathering, where cooperation and dialogue were stressed as key to resolving conflicts.
The Makkah Pact, a framework for regional cooperation, was mentioned as a platform for enhancing diplomatic ties. Pakistan’s participation in discussions with Saudi Arabia and Turkey under this pact underscores its role in fostering stability in the region. The nations reaffirmed their commitment to upholding justice and human rights in the face of escalating geopolitical challenges.
