LIVE Watch Now
Breaking
Governor Launches Free Male OPD at Red Crescent BHUCCPO Prohibits Welcoming Ceremonies, Social Media Videos for New Police PostsClimate Change Minister Meets Xizang Vice ChairmanMoFEPT Collaborates with Nestlé Pakistan for Children’s HealthZiauddin University hosts PharmaCon-2026 to advance pharmacology researchPunjab Government to Convert 177 Unmanned Railway CrossingsApple and Google Ordered to Remove AI Nudification AppsPAEC Chairman Calls for Tech Innovation Among Young ScientistsCzech Climber Dies During Attempt on Masherbrum PeakNew game Denshattack! offers unique rail-based gameplayEngland and France battle for third place in World Cup 2026Senate Committee Alleges World Bank Inflated Sindh Water Project CostUS Administration Subpoenas Journalists Over Air Force One Security ReportPakistan’s Fiscal Year Ends with $27.2 Billion in External FinancingIndian police hospitalise activist during hunger strikePakistan Announces E-Passport Fees for UAE NationalsSony’s Bravia 9 II TV Praises for Colorful and Vivid DisplayAnthropic to reintroduce Fable 5 in Max and Team Premium plansFIFA’s gamble pays off as fans pay top dollar for World Cup seatsLebanon’s President Aoun to Meet Trump in WashingtonGovernor Launches Free Male OPD at Red Crescent BHUCCPO Prohibits Welcoming Ceremonies, Social Media Videos for New Police PostsClimate Change Minister Meets Xizang Vice ChairmanMoFEPT Collaborates with Nestlé Pakistan for Children’s HealthZiauddin University hosts PharmaCon-2026 to advance pharmacology researchPunjab Government to Convert 177 Unmanned Railway CrossingsApple and Google Ordered to Remove AI Nudification AppsPAEC Chairman Calls for Tech Innovation Among Young ScientistsCzech Climber Dies During Attempt on Masherbrum PeakNew game Denshattack! offers unique rail-based gameplayEngland and France battle for third place in World Cup 2026Senate Committee Alleges World Bank Inflated Sindh Water Project CostUS Administration Subpoenas Journalists Over Air Force One Security ReportPakistan’s Fiscal Year Ends with $27.2 Billion in External FinancingIndian police hospitalise activist during hunger strikePakistan Announces E-Passport Fees for UAE NationalsSony’s Bravia 9 II TV Praises for Colorful and Vivid DisplayAnthropic to reintroduce Fable 5 in Max and Team Premium plansFIFA’s gamble pays off as fans pay top dollar for World Cup seatsLebanon’s President Aoun to Meet Trump in Washington
◕ SundialUpdated 9 hours ago
Trending Stories
Pakistan

DPM/FM Urges Compliance with Ceasefire Commitments

DPM/FM Urges Compliance with Ceasefire Commitments

Key Takeaways

  • Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar emphasized the importance of adhering to ceasefire commitments.
  • A call was received from Kuwait’s Foreign Minister, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.
  • The focus is on avoiding actions that could escalate tensions.

Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar has stressed the importance of upholding ceasefire commitments under the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). In a statement, he highlighted the significance of maintaining peace and stability in the region. The DPM/FM received a telephone call from Kuwait’s Foreign Minister, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, during which they discussed ongoing efforts to ensure compliance with the ceasefire agreements.

In his remarks, Senator Dar underscored that any actions that could further escalate tensions should be avoided. He emphasized the need for all parties involved in the conflict to adhere strictly to the terms of the MoU. The DPM/FM stated, 'It is crucial that we maintain our commitment to peace and avoid any unilateral steps that might disrupt the ongoing ceasefire.'

The call from Kuwait’s Foreign Minister came at a critical juncture as tensions continue to simmer in various parts of Pakistan. Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah expressed his support for the efforts being made by the DPM/FM and highlighted the importance of regional cooperation in achieving lasting peace.

The Islamabad MoU, signed earlier this year, aims to reduce violence and promote dialogue between conflicting parties. The DPM/FM’s statement comes as part of a broader strategy to ensure that the ceasefire is not only observed but also strengthened. He added, 'We must work together to ensure that the ceasefire holds and that peace prevails in our region.'

The DPM/FM has been actively engaged in diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts through peaceful means. His call with Kuwait’s Foreign Minister underscores the international support for these initiatives. The DPM/FM stated, 'Our commitment to peace is unwavering, and we are committed to working with all stakeholders to achieve this goal.'

The emphasis on maintaining the ceasefire comes as reports of sporadic violence continue to emerge in certain areas. However, the DPM/FM’s statement serves as a reminder that sustained efforts are required to ensure lasting peace. He concluded by stating, 'We must remain vigilant and committed to our shared goals of peace and stability.'

The call with Kuwait’s Foreign Minister is part of a series of diplomatic engagements aimed at fostering regional cooperation and ensuring the success of the Islamabad MoU. The DPM/FM’s statement reflects the ongoing commitment to peaceful resolution of conflicts in Pakistan.

It is crucial that we maintain our commitment to peace and avoid any unilateral steps that might disrupt the ongoing ceasefire.

Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister

Our commitment to peace is unwavering, and we are committed to working with all stakeholders to achieve this goal.

Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister