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Pakistan Reaffirms Commitment to Geo-Economic Foreign Policy, International Peace and Security

Strategic Insights

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Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, emphasized the country's commitment to a foreign policy rooted in geo-economics and international peace and security. Speaking at the 52nd anniversary of the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), Dar highlighted the importance of economic diplomacy in promoting Pakistan's global engagement. He underscored the need to enhance trade, promote foreign investment, and attract remittances and technology flows to contribute significantly to national development.

Key Takeaways:

  • Pakistan's foreign policy approach is guided by two core principles: geo-economics and international peace and security.
  • The country aims to strengthen its economic interests and contribute to national development through foreign policy.
  • The Indo-Pak conflict is a significant challenge to regional peace and stability, with Pakistan asserting its commitment to international law and the UN Charter.
  • Pakistan has been working to strengthen ties with key countries, including the US, KSA, UAE, and Turkey.
  • The country has condemned Israel's aggression against Iran and the US attack on Iranian nuclear facilities.
  • Pakistan supports the Palestinian people's struggle for independence and self-determination.

Statistics:

  • Pakistan's trade deficit has been a constant concern, with the country seeking to boost exports and attract foreign investment.
  • The country's economic interests are a key focus of its foreign policy.
  • Pakistan's relations with key countries, including China, the US, and Turkey, are crucial for its economic development.
  • The Indo-Pak conflict has been a persistent challenge to regional peace and stability, with both countries engaging in military build-up.
  • Pakistan's remittances have been a significant source of foreign exchange earnings, with the country seeking to boost this sector.

Sources:

  • Remarks by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar at the 52nd anniversary of the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI).
  • Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI)

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