Pakistan's FM Dar Pledges Ongoing Dialogue with UN to Boost Regional Peace
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- •On May 27, Foreign Minister Dar met with the United Nations chief to discuss regional peace and security.
- •Pakistan pledged continued engagement and dialogue to restore peace in its region.
- •Pakistan reaffirmed its support for United Nations peacekeeping operations during the talks.
- •The discussions included key global issues alongside regional security matters.
- •Pakistan announced plans for renewed investment in peace initiatives as part of its commitment.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Pakistan increases its contributions to UN peacekeeping missions then regional peace efforts may strengthen, benefiting neighboring countries and reducing conflict risks.
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MEArab Times (Kuwait)Pakistan, UN Chief Discuss Regional Peace, Security and Key Global IssuesREGIONALDawn (Pakistan)Pakistan reaffirms support for UN Peacekeeping, vows renewed 'investment in peace'REGIONALDawn (Pakistan)FM Dar assures UN chief of Pakistan's 'continued engagement and dialogue' to restore peace in region