Pakistan PM Shehbaz to raise Kashmir, Palestine, Islamophobia issues at UNGA – Times of India

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is about to boost long-standing points on United Nations Safety Council’s agenda which incorporates Jammu and Kashmir together with the war-torn Palestine. The PM may also handle the rising tide of Islamophobia throughout nations, the nation’s international ministry stated in an announcement.
“Will current Pakistan’s perspective to the world, advocate our pursuits & strengthen worldwide partnerships,” Shehbaz stated on X, who will handle the 79th United Nations Basic Meeting on September 27 in New York.

Final 12 months, Pakistan had raked up the J&Okay challenge at UNGA saying that Kashmir was the “key to peace” between India and Pakistan.
“Pakistan wishes peaceable and productive relations with all our neighbours together with India,” interim PM Anwaarul Haq Kakar had stated including that “Kashmir is the important thing to peace between Pakistan and India.”
India had condemned the assertion saying: “To ensure that there to be peace in South Asia, the actions that Pakistan must take are threefold first cease cross-border terrorism and shut down its infrastructure of terrorism instantly. Second, vacate Indian territories below its unlawful and forcible occupation. And third cease the grave and chronic human rights violations towards the minorities in Pakistan.”