Dushanbe:
Rejecting the armaments of water, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warned on Friday that Pakistan would not allow India to cross the red line by holding the Treaty of Indus in suspense and by endangering millions of lives for narrow political gains.
“The unilateral and illegal decision of India to suspend the industrial waters treaty, which governs the sharing of water from the Indus basin, is deeply regrettable. Millions of lives should not be held hostage to close political gains, and Pakistan will not allow this. We never allow the Prime Minister to be preserved, the Prime Minister, addressing the three -day international conference.
The conference is assisted by more than 2,500 delegates of 80 UN member states and 70 international organizations, including the Prime Ministers, the Vice-Presidents, the Ministers and the Deputy Secretaries of the United Nations.
The Prime Minister, in his global address, has affected all the relevant questions, including the preservation of glacials, the climate vulnerability of Pakistan, the floods of Pakistan, the action and the responsibility of the global climate, scientific projections on the glacial fusion, the armament of water and the call to protect the nature and the destination of humanity.
“The world is carrying new scars today thanks to the use of conventional weapons in Gaza which have left deep injuries. As if that were not enough, we are now attended a new low-water arms,” he said at the international conference being organized by the Tajikistan government in collaboration with the United Nations for the United Nations for the Clay, the Claying, of Ke Key and international cooperation.
The 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly, thanks to a resolution, declared 2025 as an international glacier conservation year, March 21 as a World Day for Glaciers from 2025, and that the Tadjikistan government will host the international conference on the subject in 2025. The System of the Rivière Indus – The Bulled Bouée of our Civilization and our Economy.
