Pakistan’s diplomacy in most active phase, says Dar

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ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar said on Friday that Pakistan was “going through one of the most active stages in its recent diplomatic history.”

Addressing a media briefing at the Foreign Office, he shared details of his visits, policy talks and international meetings during July and August. He explained the goals of Pakistan’s foreign policy goals when peace, improved global relations, restoration of trade, restoration of trade, restoration of trade, and important international issues in the region.

Dar identified Pakistan’s role as the President of the UN Security Council in July, where he presided over several sessions, including a Palestine. He said that a unanimous resolution to resolve peaceful disputes was approved under the leadership of Pakistan, and it was declared a major diplomatic success.

In Washington, Dar met with the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on July 28 for bilateral, regional and global issues for “Frank and Construction” exchange. He also engaged with think tanks like the Atlantic Council, where he said his comments about judicial independence were “misinterpreted” by local political actors.

He made it clear, “The judiciary works freely in Pakistan. It is unfortunate to turn English remarks for political mileage.”

Referring to Pakistan’s unwavering support for Palestine, Dar cited his participation in France, citing the meeting of foreign ministers of the International Conference and OIC Emergency in Jeddah on August 25, in the OIC, Pokistan dismissed it as more and more unlawful.

He also revealed Pakistan’s silent diplomatic efforts during the Iran -Israeli conflict, saying that as a result of “sincere engagement”, Iran recognized Pakistan as a true friend.

He said, “The Iranian parliamentarians chanted slogans of ‘Shakriya Pakistan’ in their parliament.

Dar on August 20, along with the Chinese and Afghan Foreign Ministers, described his trilateral tour of Kabul as “fruitful and strategic”. Refugees, border security, trade and infrastructure dialogue, Pakistan – Afghanistan – with an agreement on the Uzbekistan Railway, and China in principle agrees to increase the CPEC in Afghanistan.

In Bangladesh (23-24-2424), Dar engaged in an extraordinary full-spectrum diplomatic access with the top leadership of all major parties, including the Bangladesh National Party (BNP) and Jamaat-e-Islami. Six MUS was signed in several domains, including visas exemptions, trade cooperation, and cultural exchange. He also called for the restoration of SAARC, saying that Bangladesh is auxiliary but “the resistance of a state remains a hindrance.”

During the visit of the UK to 17-19-19-19, Dar met with Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rainer, Parliamentarians, and the Secretary General of the Commonwealth. He launched a large Daspura -based service in the Pakistan High Commission in London, which includes digitized Punjab Land Records and “One Window” passport issuing system.

Dar also announced that the PIA’s flight restrictions on the PIA were lifted after the European Union’s ban in November 2024.

Dar confirmed that Pakistan and China will celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations in 2026, which have planned a number of cultural and economic events. He revealed China’s growing interest in agriculture, mining and industrial investment, and confirmed that 1,000 Pakistani graduates are being sent to China for agricultural education.

Dar emphasized that there is no change in Pakistan’s status regarding “a China policy”, in return, noting China’s permanent support.

Whether the World Peace Forums, regional trade initiatives, or dispute mediation, engage in Pakistan, “he has returned to a confident and active diplomatic track.”

“We are not just reacting, we are creating regional dialogue and global dialogue,” said Dar.

“Our foreign policy roots are in principle, which support the experience, and are associated with the aspirations of the Pakistani people.”