Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Participates in OIC's 51st Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers

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Senator Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan, arrived in Istanbul to participate in the 51st Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). The session is scheduled to take place on June 21-22, 2025. During the plenary session, Dar will share Pakistan's perspective on the developments in South Asia, including the ceasefire arrangement between Pakistan and India, and the situation in the Middle East following Israel's aggression against Iran and other regional states.

Key Takeaways:

  • Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will participate in the 51st Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Istanbul.
  • The session will be held on June 21-22, 2025, with Dar sharing Pakistan's perspective on the developments in South Asia and the Middle East.
  • Dar will emphasize the need for peace in the Middle East and provide humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.
  • He will also reiterate Pakistan's commitment to the objectives and principles of the OIC and its efforts to address issues faced by the Muslim Ummah.
  • Dar will hold bilateral meetings with counterparts from other OIC member states on the sidelines of the session.
  • Prior to the CFM, Dar will participate in the award ceremony for the "OIC Youth Forum Grand Youth Award" to be granted to President of Turkiye Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Statistics:

  • The 51st Session of the CFM will be held on June 21-22, 2025.
  • Pakistan and India have a ceasefire arrangement in place.
  • Israel has recently launched aggression against Iran and other regional states.
  • Pakistan has pledged to provide humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza.
  • The OIC is a 57-member intergovernmental organization that represents the collective voice of the Muslim world.

Sources:

  • "Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Participates in OIC's 51st Session of the Council of Foreign Ministers". Retrieved from [exact source reference not provided, but supposed to be a news article or official OIC website]