Pakistan urges global action to halt Israel's displacement drive in West Bank

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2025-02-18T13:38:00+05:00

New York (Web Desk): Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar strongly emphasized the importance of a unified response to oppose the ongoing actions of Israeli extremists concerning the potential annexation of the West Bank.

He expressed concern that the situation in the region was worsening, and there was an urgent need for collective action to address these aggressive policies.

Ishaq Dar made it clear that proactive measures must be taken to prevent any further escalation of Israeli actions in the West Bank.

He also stressed that the international community must intervene to stop the continued violence, noting the increasing displacement of Palestinian people.

The deputy premier called for immediate efforts to bring peace and stability to the area, recognizing the critical role of global cooperation in addressing this crisis.

Separately, DPM Dar reaffirmed government's commitment to supporting the nation's overseas community, encouraging active participation from the Pakistani diaspora in advancing the country's development.

Addressing overseas Pakistanis in New York, the Deputy prime minister emphasized the importance of the diaspora in shaping Pakistan's economic future, highlighting their potential to contribute to national growth and stability.

He shared positive updates on Pakistan's progress in recent years, particularly in its efforts to combat terrorism, strengthen the economy, and create a more secure and business-friendly environment.

With notable improvements in key economic indicators such as remittances, exports, and overall economic performance, FM Dar expressed optimism about the country's future prospects.

The deputy prime minister also pointed to ongoing reforms aimed at making Pakistan more attractive to international investors.

Among these reforms, the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) was underscored as a vital mechanism to promote and facilitate investment, signaling the government’s push to create a more investment-friendly climate.

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