Pakistan People’s President (PPP) (PPP), Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that repeated violations of the Taliban government of its commitments contributed to instability in the region, urging the Afghan temporary administration to maintain the promises made in the Doha agreement.
Speaking during an Islamabad seminar entitled “Pakistan: a bulwark against terrorism”Bilawal said terrorism is a global challenge and stressed that Pakistan has paid a high price both in life and resources in the fight against it.
He added that Pakistan continues to carry out solid actions against terrorist groups.
“For more than two decades, our armed forces have played an effective role in war against terrorism,” he said, highlighting military operations such as Zarb-e-Azb And Radd-Ul-FasaadWho, according to him, has broken the back of terrorist networks.
He described digital propaganda as one of the most complex challenges of the current era.
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“We never invited terrorism, but when he came, we did not bow – we fought,” said Bhutto. “There is no word to put in the Dictionary of Pakistan. We call on the world to respect our passport, our sacrifices and our resolution. ”
Bhutto has also extended a message to India, saying that it should learn from the capacity to combat Pakistan terrorism. “We are ready to work with India to counter terrorism. Let’s talk-about cashmere, water and terrorism, “he said.
Repeating his warning, Bhutto said that the Taliban’s broken promises continue to destabilize the region and urged Afghanistan’s provisional leaders to fully honor the commitments made under the Doha Agreement.
