“Any statement suggesting that the forced withdrawal of the Palestinians from their lands is unfair. Pakistan firmly resists the Palestinian people and condemns Israeli violations of the Gaza cease-fire agreement,” Khan said.
He called on the international community to take measures against the repeated violations of Israel and reaffirmed the constant position of Pakistan on Palestine since 1947.
No knowledge of the American Bilawal Bhutto visit
Addressing the reports concerning the visit of Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari in the United States, the spokesman denied all official knowledge of the trip.
“There is no information on the visit of Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari or any meeting planned with the American president. If such meetings occurred, the party would be better placed to confirm,” he added.
Afghan refugees and efforts to fight terrorism
He also declared the importance that Afghanistan has measures against terrorist groups operating within its borders.
Khan also noted that the American government had accelerated efforts to expel undocumented migrants under a new decree.
Pakistan’s diplomatic position on global issues
Commenting on Guantanamo Bay, Khan said that the question was not part of the discussions between Pakistan and the United States. He also Addresed Concerns Over Security Threats to Pakistan’s Diplomatic Mission Abroad, Particularly following the recent Attack on Pakistan’s Embassy in Germany.
Khan has also provided updates on the next visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Pakistan, declaring that the arrangements are at an advanced stadium and that the details will be shared soon. He reiterated Pakistan’s support to stable and peaceful Syria.
Pakistan’s position on cashmere and regional security
Regarding cashmere, Khan reaffirmed the unshakable position of Pakistan, stressing that his position aligns with the aspirations of the Kashmir people.
“Kashmir will always remain a central problem for Pakistan. We are holding with the Kashmir people in their struggle for self-determination,” he said.
The Clemence call of Dr Aafia Siddiqui rejected
Khan has confirmed that the Clemence of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui to former American president Joe Biden was rejected.
“After rejection, the United States Ministry of Justice closed the case. However, Dr. Siddiqui can still submit a new Clemence call through its legal representatives at any time,” he said.
Pakistan has condolences on the death of Prince Karim Aga Khan
He added that the heritage of the humanitarian work of Prince Karim Aga Khan will always be remembered.
Pakistan’s engagement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Day of Solidarity of Cashmere and Diplomatic Briefings
Khan stressed that February 5 was observed as the day of cashmere solidarity across Pakistan, with a special briefing organized for foreign ambassadors.
While Pakistan continues to embark on key diplomatic issues, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reiterated its commitment to regional stability, international cooperation and the defense of national interests in Pakistan.
