Indus Waters Treaty, regional security situation discussed in FM Dar's meeting with British foreign secretary
FM Dar expresses 'serious concern' about terrorist threats emanating from Afghanistan that impact Pak’s security
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar met with British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in London on Thursday to discuss the Indus Waters Treaty and the security situation in the region. The visit of FM Dar to the United Kingdom is significant as Pakistan is increasingly playing a diplomatic role on the global stage.
The talks focused on the Indus Waters Treaty violations committed by India and the importance of adhering to international laws and treaties. Dar expressed serious concern about terrorist threats originating from Afghanistan and their impact on Pakistan's security. The two sides also reviewed the comprehensive range of Pakistan-UK bilateral relations and agreed to establish a structured mechanism for regular formal talks between the two foreign ministries to bolster cooperation in various fields.
Both ministers emphasized the significance of ongoing high-level engagement and closer coordination on issues of mutual interest. They also discussed the evolving situation in the Middle East, with Dar sharing Pakistan's diplomatic and mediation efforts in the region. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband acknowledged Pakistan's constructive role in promoting dialogue, diplomacy, and stability in the Middle East.
Both parties stressed the importance of continued engagement to promote peace, stability, and cooperation in the region and beyond. They recognized the pivotal role of the Pakistani diaspora in strengthening people-to-people links between Pakistan and the United Kingdom.
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