As per the latest reports, the Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi addressed UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and shared his views with him on current provincial and worldwide issues, especially the “unmitigated infringement of Pakistans airspace by the ‘unplanned’ terminating of a rocket by India on March 9”.
Accidental Fire Showed India’s Negligence For Aeronautics: Qureshi
Qureshi advised Guterres via telephone on the alleged accidental fire of a rocket that he said mirrored India’s negligence for aeronautics wellbeing as well as local harmony and stability. Pakistan kept on acting with restriction and obligation, the Foreign Minister said.
Taking note of “numerous weaknesses and specialized failures of a genuine sort in India’s administration of key weapons”, Qureshi said the episode was predictable with New Delhi’s “reckless direct” and should have been tended to by the global local area, including the UN Security Council, and highlighted Islamabad’s interest for a joint test into the occurrence, Dawn revealed.
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On the circumstance in Ukraine, Qureshi shared Pakistan’s viewpoint on the continuous struggle, its unfavorable monetary effect on emerging nations, and Islamabad’s endeavors on the side of an answer through exchange and tact.
On his part, Guterres advised the Foreign Minister about the new drives being investigated by the UN to address soaring expansion worldwide directly following the circumstance in Ukraine. US, China call for direct discussions between India-Pak after rocket episode.
The US, China Urge India-Pak To Have Direct Discussions
The US and China have asked India and Pakistan to hold direct discussions for diminishing strains between the two atomic outfitted countries following the coincidental terminating of a rocket on March 9, Dawn revealed.
“We keep on supporting direct discourse among India and Pakistan on issues of concern,” a US State Department official said on Monday when inquired as to whether Washington would encourage India and Pakistan to hold direct discussions on the new rocket episode and different issues.
Likewise, on Monday, a representative for China’s Foreign Ministry upheld Pakistan’s interest for a joint test into the occurrence and underscored the requirement for direct discussions between the two neighbors on all issues.
“We approached applicable nations to have exchange and correspondence as quickly as time permits and send off an exhaustive examination concerning this episode,” representative Zhao Lijian told correspondents in Beijing.
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