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Chairman Senate of Pakistan Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani in a group photo during sign the historic ‘Seoul Declaration: Joint Declaration on Peace and Prosperity’ on April 12, 2025. — Facebook@Pakistansenate
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Seoul: Pakistan Chairman Senate officially signed the historic ‘Seoul Declaration: Joint Declaration of Peace and Lovers’ on Saturday.
The Senate Secretariat statement said that the Chairman of the Senate addressed the Ben -Parliamentary Speaker Conference (ISC 2025) in the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea, where he formally announced and signed the declaration.
The declaration was also signed by the founder speakers and members of the forum, represented by 45 countries, including honorable and advanced parliamentary leaders.
The signatures included US President Donald Trump’s senior adviser, Ms. Pola White Cannas, who highlighted the widespread international support and bilateral appeal.
Gilani, who represents Pakistan on this prominent global platform, confirmed the country’s dedication to peace, multilateral cooperation and comprehensive development.
His address emphasizes the growing hurry of collective action against global challenges such as nuclear proliferation, poverty, climate change and regional conflicts.
The Seoul Declaration presents a shared global approach and determination outline:
1. Strengthen cooperation between parliamentary leaders and institutions.
2 Promote peace efforts around the world.
3. Respect for international discipline and human rights. 4. To realize the joint prosperity and advance the sustainable development
5. Tackling global challenges, including climate change, public health crises, and digital distribution.
6. Establish peace on the peninsula Korea.
In his important remarks, Gilani said, “Peace is not just the absence of war, but the creation of an environment where all humanity can live together and develop.
Through mutual understanding, international solidarity, and integrated parliamentary efforts, we can pave the way for another fair, comprehensive and prosperous world.
The conference concluded with a confirmation to actively seek the principles of the declaration by participating in the conference and to strengthen the parliamentary dialogue to build a flexible and cooperative global future.
Meanwhile, he addressed the World Summit 2025 in Seoul in memory of the UN 80th anniversary. At the summit, which was attended by more than 500 delegates from 150 countries and 45 speakers of Parliament, focused on the subject: “Modern challenges of global discipline: Establishing a new era of peace and prosperity.”
In his remarks, Gilani emphasized the urgent need for global solidarity, comprehensive development, and moral multi -solidarity, calling for global leaders to re -imagine the rule as a tool for economic, environmental and social justice.
“Will we be remembered as a generation that discussed crises or solved them?” He asked, emphasized the bold departure from the outdated parables and a new social agreement between humanity and the planet.
He highlighted Pakistan’s commitment to climate, referring to its aggressive pressure towards 60 % renewable energy by 2030, advocating for large -scale environmental system restoration efforts, and debt -ridiculing for climate -driven countries.
Despite playing less than 1 % of global emissions, Pakistan is one of the world’s highest climate threat. The fact that describes it as a call to lead it with a challenge and purpose.
As the founder chairman of the Ben -Parliamentary Speakers Conference (ISC), Gilani emphasized the critical role of parliamentary diplomacy in dividing globally, and launched the mission of ISC with the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) to promote joint values, participation and international harmony.
“ISC and UPF share the DNA of Hope,” he said. Together, we can create a mechanism to promote peaceful coexistence, mutual respect, and a very good global poem. “
He proposed a global movement towards “moral multilateral”, reflecting the UN’s original promise 80 years ago.
Inspired by Korean idioms – “can’t make the same paralysis sculpture”. He called on the leaders to take away a new future through mutual cooperation, joint responsibility and change process. The speech was concluded with a heartfelt tribute to the Universal Peace Federation and its co -founder, Dr. Hawk Ja Han Moon (Mother Moon) to pursue the cause of peace.
