Pakistan seeks more representative global order amid rising power rivalries: Dar
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Tuesday called for a more representative multipolar global order, saying Pakistan believed international cooperation and respect for agreed rules were essential to addressing growing geopolitical rivalries and global uncertainty. Addressing the inaugural session of the seventh Margalla Dialogue in Islamabad, Dar said intensifying competition…
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has called for a more representative multipolar global order, emphasizing the need for international cooperation and adherence to agreed rules amid rising geopolitical rivalries and global uncertainty. In his address to the inaugural session of the seventh Margalla Dialogue in Islamabad, Dar highlighted the impact of intensifying competition among major powers, overlapping geopolitics and economics, and rapid technological advancements on the international landscape.
He stressed that Pakistan's ability to navigate this uncertain world lies in domestic economic resilience and proactive diplomacy.
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