UNITED NATIONS: In the midst of intricate political challenges in Pakistan, three pivotal issues unfolded on the global stage at the United Nations this week, with profound implications for Islamabad.
The seriousness of the water crisis took centre stage during a UN Security Council meeting in New York, with Pakistan stressing the crucial importance of upholding the Indus Water Treaty.
Pakistan’s dedication to addressing urgent challenges posed by the water crisis, as highlighted by the Pakistani mission at the United Nations, underscores its unparalleled impact on the country’s future trajectory.
Following this, a significant debate on human rights ensued, where Pakistan emphasised the necessity of transcending mere political concerns and redirecting attention towards the economic rights of the underprivileged.
In a separate discussion on UN Security Council reforms, Pakistan reiterated its commitment to exclusively supporting the inclusion of non-permanent members in the 15-state council, underlining its strategic stance for the future.
