At trilateral summit, PM urges India to engage in meaningful dialogue for peace

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Baku: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has once again called on India to engage in “meaningful and immediate” dialogue to solve important regional issues, including Kashmir, water distribution and terrorism.

Addressing the Presidents of the Pakistan Trick-e-Ezar Baijan trilateral summit, along with Presidents Taipe Erdogan and Ilham Aliyev, along with the presidents, said, “We must sit together and talk for peace.”

The meeting came when Premier continued his visit to his four countries to express his support for supporting Pakistan during the recent dispute against India.

Earlier, the Prime Minister ended his two -day bilateral visit for Iran and left for Azerbaijan. After their visits to Turkey, Iran and Azerbaijan, they will leave for Tajikistan.

Addressing this summit, he emphasized Pakistan’s continued stance on regional peace and said: “We wished for peace tomorrow, today we want peace, and we will continue to wish peace in the future.”

Prime Minister Shahbaz said that Pakistan is looking for a resolution of the Kashmir issue in accordance with the resolutions of the UN Security Council (UNSC) and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. He added that if New Delhi shows seriousness, Pakistan is also open to dialogue with India on counter -terrorism.

Referring to the recent aggression of India, the Prime Minister said that with the unlimited blessings and kindness of Almighty Allah, with the support of the people of Pakistan, and friendly countries, and the reaction of the Armed Forces, they were victorious.

He noted that unfortunately India tried to make the Sindh Water Treaty a weapon, which was a life of life for Pakistan’s 240 million population, which used water for agriculture, alcoholism and other purposes.

He maintained strongly, “It is unfortunate that India tried to threaten to stop the flow of water in Pakistan. It is not possible, it is never possible and will not be possible. We are making appropriate arrangements to make sure that India will never do so.”

He added, “We are the biggest victims of terrorism worldwide and they have lost 90,000 lives and have suffered $ 150 billion in economic loss over the past several decades. There can be no bigger demonstration with our commitment and determination to defeat this threat at all times.”

If India showed serious and honest cooperation, he said that Pakistan would be willing to discuss all issues, including promoting trade with India on the negotiating table.

The Prime Minister also appreciated the role of Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, which he said that Pakistan’s armed forces were forced to fight with a high level of bravery and professionalism while the entire nation was behind them.

The Prime Minister said that during the dispute with India, he found Field Marshal “full of God, fearless, ironic, patience and patience to face this aggression.”

He reiterated that during the recent dispute, India failed to bring any reliable evidence against Pakistan and rejected his sincere offer for a neutral and transparent investigation of the so -called Pahalgam incident by any international body.

The Prime Minister said that during his previous trilateral form, the three countries discussed the issues of mutual interest and hoped that their meeting in Lachenger City would take their cooperation to new heights, according to the wishes and wishes of the people of three countries.

He said that it would not be surprising for anyone that Pakistan, Turkish and Azerbaijan were bound together with the historical, cultural and spiritual relations spread for centuries.

This historical friendship was strengthened over time, and they stood together to see if they were the affairs of Nagarano-Karbakh, Northern Cyprus and Kashmir.

He said that it was natural that his people were tied up with love and passion, supporting their common goals. Their people supported them with love and love.

He also highlighted that today, the world faced many serious challenges, including armed conflicts, diseases, climate change and economic crises, and they gathered there, rejecting the dispute, choosing sympathy. He added that he was convinced that passion and wisdom would eventually start peace and prosperity.

‘Billion 2 Billion Investing’

Azerbaijan President Al -Hamayev said in his remarks that these three countries were united on the basis of their common and common history, culture and religion.

He said that Turkey and Pakistan extended the moral support for them for which they were grateful for them, he said and highlighted the importance of solidarity and unity for the development of their nations by tapping resources to achieve their common goals.

He said that Azerbaijan wants to move forward through joint ventures and considered $ 2 billion investment in Pakistan’s economy with specific development projects.

President Aliyev further emphasized on AI, space research, educational cooperation, cultural programs and tourism links to enhance relations between his people.

He said that tensions between Pakistan and India made them the most upset and expressed solidarity with Pakistan, adding that under the UN Charter, there was a way to move forward through dialogue and dialogue.

‘Mutual trust’

In his speech, Turkish President Erdogan congratulated Azar Baijan on Independence Day, saying that the three brotherly countries are connected with mutual trust and confidence.

He added that his relations were being strengthened and he was trying to translate his trilateral relations into strategic cooperation.

He hoped that the region would become the center of peace, stability and prosperity.

Referring to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s recent visit to Istanbul, President Erdogan said he discussed the scope of a high level strategic council and historical relations.

He congratulated the Prime Minister on a wise and wise approach during the dispute with India and said that the Seas Fire has eliminated tensions between the two countries. He reaffirmed Turkey’s contribution to achieving permanent peace.

President Erdogan further identified various challenges facing the world, from security threats to economic deterioration and called for joint ventures and joint ventures and cooperation between the three countries to promote trade, investment and digital formation.

Azerbaijan’s Independence Day Ceremony

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister also addressed the Independence Day of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Lachin, and praising the leadership and bravery of the people of Azerbaijan, who, under the “vision and dynamic leadership of President Aliyev”, liberated the region after decades.

He said, “It is a great honor to come here today, and celebrating both Azerbaijan’s Independence Day and Pakistan’s Day-Takbir-the day we became a nuclear power in 1998,” he said, pointing to the symbolic importance of May 28.

Prime Minister Shahbaz said, “When Armenia invaded Azerbaijan, Pakistan and Turkey stood like a rock. And today, when India invaded Pakistan, President Erdogan and President Aliyev stood with us like a hard fort. This is the real Muslim Brotherhood.”

Terming the trilateral meeting between Pakistan, Turkey, and Azerbaijan as “fruitful and impressive”, Prime Minister Shahbaz ended his address with a call for regional alliance and sustainable friendship.

He said, “Today, our flags flag high.

Cum was the summit

The Prime Minister had already arrived in Lachin, Azerbaijan a day earlier to attend the Pakistan-Turkish-e-Azerbijan trilateral summit, the third stop on a five-day visit, which aims to thank friendly countries for supporting Pakistan during the recent military dispute with India.

Prime Minister Shahbaz on Tuesday held a meeting with Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev, in which the two leaders called for coordinating efforts to maintain principle positions on regional stability, mutual prosperity, and important international issues.

On this important national occasion, the Prime Minister expressed his passionate paralysis to the people of President Aliyev and Azerbaijan and emphasized that the people of the two countries have enjoyed the permanent relationship of friendship.

The Prime Minister thanked Azerbaijan for his unwavering support during the recent stance with India, in which New Delhi’s missile strikes were born on Pakistan, and praised its leadership and public demonstration of solidarity with the people.

During the meeting, the two leaders reviewed the full field of bilateral relations and expressed satisfaction over the pace of political, economic, defense and cultural cooperation between Pakistan and Azerbaijan.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Chief of Army Staff Field, Marshal Syed Asim Munir, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Atlala Taraar, and Assistant Special Assistant to Prime Minister Tariq Fatimi were also present.

The Prime Minister’s visit to four countries is after the military stand between Pakistan and India. The latest increase began on May 7 when at least 31 citizens were martyred in indiscriminate Indian strikes in different areas of Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

In retaliation, Pakistan dropped its six fighter jets, including three Rafael, and dozens of drones. During the four -day stand -off, at least 11 troops and 40 civilians were martyred by India.

The two countries stopped their worst fighting in nearly three decades after agreeing with a ceasefire on May 10, followed by four days of severe cross -border drone and missile strikes, which India started after the unprecedented attack on Islamabad.

Pakistan has intensified its diplomatic efforts to expose Indian propaganda and counter its rhetoric in international forums.

As part of these efforts, Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari will also lead a high -level delegation for world leaders, parliamentarians and international media about Pakistan’s peaceful stance.