Caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani has said that there is no thought of recognizing Israel in Pakistan. And the Palestine issue is the same.
Caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani while holding a press conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Caretaker Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar participated in several conferences on the occasion of the United Nations General Assembly, Caretaker Prime Minister also addressed various conferences, Caretaker Prime Minister visited America. During the meeting, he held bilateral meetings with the Presidents of Iran and Uzbekistan and the Vice President of China. There he also met with various leaders including Bill Gates. Attended the meetings and OIC Contact Group for Kashmir clearly declared its support for the Kashmiri brothers.
Jalil Abbas said that in the meeting of the contact group, the aggression of the Indian forces was condemned and demanded the solution of the Kashmir issue according to the UN resolutions. I have had close to 20 bilateral meetings, also attended meetings with the US-Pakistan Business Council and think tank during the visit.
The Caretaker Foreign Minister said that there were questions in America about recognizing Israel, Pakistan will take every decision in this regard keeping in mind the national interest, there is no thought of recognizing Israel in Pakistan. The Palestinians should get the right to self-determination, the solution to the Palestine problem is a free state and Al-Quds should be the capital of the free Palestinian state, Pakistan’s position on Israel is consistent, Pakistan is not an imitation of any country, it will decide on the national interest, the problem for us. Palestine and Kashmir are the same.
He said that the United Nations has approved March 15 as the International Day against Islamophobia, Pakistan has never been isolated at the global level, foreign ministers of different countries met with us on the occasion of the United Nations General Assembly. Pakistan is an important democratic country and is also a member of important committees.
The caretaker foreign minister said that the whole world, including Pakistan, is deeply concerned about the terrorist incidents that have taken place inside Pakistan in the past few weeks. It is the responsibility of the Afghan interim government to stop the attacks on Pakistan from inside Afghanistan. Yes, the Afghan Interim Government had assured that the territory of Afghanistan will not be used and we hope that the Afghan Interim Government will keep its word.
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Interview with Caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us, Mr. Jilani. In recent statements, you’ve emphasized that Pakistan has no intention of recognizing Israel. Can you elaborate on this position and its significance for Pakistan?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: Thank you for having me. Our stance on recognizing Israel remains clear: there are no thoughts or discussions regarding this. Pakistan has always been a strong advocate for the Palestinian cause and an unwavering supporter of their rights. The Palestine issue is deeply intertwined with our foreign policy and our historical values.
Interviewer: You also mentioned the recent UN General Assembly proceedings where Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar took part. What key takeaways did Pakistan gain from those events?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: The Prime Minister’s engagements at the UN were pivotal. He addressed various important conferences and held bilateral meetings with leaders from Iran, Uzbekistan, and China. These discussions not only aimed to strengthen our ties but also to reinforce our commitment to addressing urgent issues such as Kashmir. During the OIC Contact Group meeting for Kashmir, the aggression of Indian forces was firmly condemned, and we reiterated the necessity of resolving the Kashmir issue in line with UN resolutions.
Interviewer: Speaking of Kashmir, what is Pakistan’s plan moving forward in terms of international advocacy and support for the Kashmiri people?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: Our approach will be multifaceted. Firstly, we will continue to raise awareness at international forums about the humanitarian situation in Kashmir. We stand with the Kashmiri people and will leverage diplomatic channels and partnerships to garner support for their struggle. We believe that through consistent dialogue, we can keep the Kashmir issue in the global spotlight.
Interviewer: Thank you, Mr. Jilani, for sharing your insights. Any final thoughts you would like to leave with our audience?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: The world is undergoing significant challenges, and Pakistan remains committed to advocating for justice and peace in every facet of our foreign policy, whether it be regarding Palestine, Kashmir, or broader international relations. Thank you for your time.
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us, Mr. Jilani. In recent statements, you’ve emphasized that Pakistan has no intention of recognizing Israel. Can you elaborate on this position and its significance for Pakistan?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: Thank you for having me. Our stance on recognizing Israel remains clear: there are no thoughts or discussions regarding this. Pakistan has always been a strong advocate for the Palestinian cause and an unwavering supporter of their rights. The Palestine issue is deeply intertwined with our foreign policy and our historical values. The right to self-determination for the Palestinian people is non-negotiable, and we believe that the solution lies in establishing a free Palestinian state with Al-Quds as its capital.
Interviewer: You also mentioned the recent UN General Assembly proceedings where Prime Minister Anwarul Haq Kakar took part. What key takeaways did Pakistan gain from those events?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: The Prime Minister’s engagements at the UN were pivotal. He addressed important conferences and facilitated bilateral meetings with leaders from Iran, Uzbekistan, and China. One of the essential takeaways was our strengthened position on the Kashmir issue, where the aggression of Indian forces was condemned. We gained support for our stance not just on Kashmir but also on broader issues affecting Muslim communities globally.
Interviewer: During these discussions, how did the themes of terrorism and regional security come up, particularly concerning challenges from Afghanistan?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: The concerns about terrorism were at the forefront. We highlighted the recent terrorist incidents in Pakistan and stressed that it is the responsibility of the Afghan interim government to ensure that its territory is not used for attacks against us. We hope that they will honor their commitments to maintain peace and stability in the region.
Interviewer: how does Pakistan view its role on the international stage, especially in light of recent events and global discussions?
Jalil Abbas Jilani: Pakistan is an important democratic country, and we have never been isolated on the global stage. Our engagements with various foreign ministers at the UN underscore our relevance. We are committed to addressing critical issues, such as Islamophobia, and playing a proactive role in global discussions, particularly those that affect the rights and sovereignty of nations.
Interviewer: Thank you, Mr. Jilani, for your insights.
Jalil Abbas Jilani: Thank you for having me.
