- Coas Munnir is developing Pakistan’s point of view on terrorism.
- Said that Pakistan was on the front line of the war against terrorism.
- Underlines the potential of a broader economic interdependence.
Rawalpindi: In the midst of an increasing escalation in the Middle East, the chief of army staff (COAS), Marshal Syed Asim Munnir, reaffirmed that Pakistan continues to play a responsible and proactive role in the attenuation of regional tensions and the promotion of cooperative security category, announced the military media on Friday.
According to inter-service public relations (ISPR), the army chief also provided a detailed exhibition of the balanced approach in Pakistan to regional and global conflicts, arguing for dialogue, diplomacy and adhesion to international law.
During his official visit to the United States, Coas Munir noticed it while holding a complete and frank exchange with academics, analysts, political experts and representatives of the main international media in Washington DC.
The interaction with leading American reflections and representatives of strategic affairs institutions made it possible to articulate the position of principle of Pakistan on the main regional and global problems, and to deepen the understanding of the country’s strategic prospects.
The army chief is on a week-long visit to the United States, which came in the context of increased tension in the Middle East involving an in progress war between Israel and Iran launched by the attack on Tehran and followed the latter’s reprisals.
The visit of the Maréchal de Field Munir also has an importance in the context of the role of the Trump administration in the brokerage of a cease-fire between Islamabad and New Delhi after the armed clashes of last month which broke out following the attack by Pahalgam in India illegally occupying Jammu and Kashmir-that New Delhi Blâme on Islamabad without proof.
The 87 -hour conflict last month between the two nuclear arms neighbors – which included cross -border strikes from the two countries – left 40 civilians and 13 members of the armed forces staff in Pakistan.
Pakistan had launched Operation Bunyan-UM-Marsoos after changing six Indian Air Force planes, including three gusts in response to Indian assault.
After days of cross-border strikes, the war between the two nuclear nations ended on May 10 with a cease-fire agreement negotiated by the United States.
In addition to brokerage of the ceasefire, Trump also proposed to mediate the long-standing dispute of the cashmere between Pakistan and India.
Since the ceasefire in the United States-where President Trump has played a key role, Islamabad and New Delhi have undertaken a global diplomatic awareness initiative to present their respective positions on recent clashes between arc rivals.
During this time, in his remarks, the chief of staff of the army underlined the unwavering commitment of Pakistan to regional peace and stability, and his constructive role in the promotion of an international order based on rules.
The Marshal in the field has escaped the details and analysis of the Maarka-E-Haq, the Bunyan-Um-Marsoos operation, and developed the perspective of Pakistan on terrorism, affirming that the malignant influence of certain regional actors in the godfather and the perpetuation of terrorism as a hybrid war tool.
He stressed that Pakistan had been on the front line of the world war against terrorism, having made immense sacrifices – both human and economic – looking for a safer and safer world.
The Marshal Munnir has highlighted the remarkable unexploited potential of Pakistan, in particular in the fields of information technologies, and agriculture, and its vast reserves under-exploited in the mineral and mineral sectors. He invited international partners to explore collaboration opportunities in these sectors to unlock shared prosperity.
The discussion also included an assessment of the long-standing Pakistani-American partnership. The COAS have underlined the historical convergences between the two nations, in particular in fields such as the fight against terrorism, regional security and economic development. He underlined the immense potential of a broader multidimensional relationship based on mutual respect, shared strategic interests and economic interdependence.
The participants noted the opening and clarity of the COAS perspectives and appreciated the coherent policies and based on the principles of Pakistan. The interaction was marked by a spirit of mutual understanding and was largely considered as a positive step towards improving the strategic dialogue between Pakistan and the United States.
This commitment reflects Pakistan’s commitment to transparent diplomacy, international commitment and the continuation of peaceful coexistence through principle and proactive dialogue.
