Pakistan's Foreign Policy Praised by Senator Irfan Siddiqui

Senator Irfan Siddiqui, Chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, expressed admiration for Pakistan's foreign policy under Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar, labeling it "effective and commendable at the international level." The praise came during a meeting with Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch, who briefed Senator Siddiqui on Pakistan's diplomatic initiatives to address tensions with India and humanize the situation in Gaza. Senator Siddiqui emphasized the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' performance, citing the failure of India's narrative regarding the Pahalgam incident and the government's efforts to alleviate the severe food crisis in Gaza, which reflect the sentiments of the Pakistani public.

Key Takeaways:

• Senator Irfan Siddiqui praised Pakistan's foreign policy under Senator Ishaq Dar as "effective and commendable at the international level."
• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has successfully exposed India's false narrative regarding the Pahalgam incident.
• No country in the world has endorsed India's version of the incident.
• Pakistan's humanitarian efforts in Gaza are ongoing, with the delivery of food and essential supplies to the conflict-affected population.
• Senator Irfan Siddiqui emphasized the importance of reflecting the sentiments of the Pakistani public in the government's efforts to address humanitarian crises.
• Foreign Secretary Amna Baloch briefed Senator Siddiqui on Pakistan's diplomatic initiatives to address tensions with India and highlight the country's position.

Statistics:

• Pakistan's diplomatic initiatives to address tensions with India and humanize the situation in Gaza are ongoing.
• The delivery of food and essential supplies to conflict-affected populations in Gaza is a priority for the Government of Pakistan.
• No country has endorsed India's version of the Pahalgam incident, exposing India's false narrative.

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