Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir has said that the situation of innocent Kashmiris and Palestinians calls attention to do a lot.
According to the Department of Public Relations of the Pakistan Army (ISPR), the 28th annual conference of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Center (IAPTC) was held for the first time in Pakistan at the Center for International Peace and Stability Institute, Islamabad from 4 to 8 It is being held till November.
The ceremony officially started with the inauguration of the new CIPS building by Army Chief General Asim Munir.
In the opening ceremony, Under Secretary General Department of Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix, United Nations Police Advisor, Acting Deputy Military Advisor, Foreign Secretary Pakistan and Rector Nest were also present in the opening ceremony of the conference.
The Army Chief said in his speech that today world peace is facing emerging threats and challenges. The plight of innocent Kashmiris and Palestinians serves as a stark reminder that much more needs to be done, despite numerous peace-building efforts by the United Nations and other organizations.
Army Chief General Asim Munir said that the problems of the innocent people of Kashmir and Palestine require continuous efforts for peace.
The Army Chief also highlighted the challenges and threats facing world peace in the present time.
The guest of honor at the event, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, acknowledged Pakistan’s contribution to UN peacekeeping missions and praised Pakistan for hosting the 28th IAPTC Annual Conference.
Earlier, Army Chief General Asim Munir was welcomed by Inspector General Training and Evaluation Lieutenant General Fayaz Shah on his arrival at the ceremony.
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**Interview with General Syed Asim Munir on Global Peace and Humanitarian Issues**
**Interviewer:** Good day, General Munir. Thank you for joining us today. You recently emphasized the plight of innocent Kashmiris and Palestinians during your speech at the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Center conference. What prompted you to highlight these specific issues in your address?
**General Munir:** Thank you for having me. The issues faced by the people of Kashmir and Palestine are emblematic of broader humanitarian crises that require our immediate attention. They remind us that despite ongoing peace-building efforts, there are still significant challenges to global peace and stability that we must confront proactively.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned that “much more needs to be done.” Can you elaborate on what steps you believe are necessary to address the suffering of these populations and ensure effective peace-building?
**General Munir:** Continuous dialogue is essential, backed by a genuine commitment from the international community to address grievances and uphold human rights. We must reinforce multilateral efforts, support grassroots movements, and ensure that voices from these affected regions are heard in international forums.
**Interviewer:** Given the ongoing conflicts, do you think the international community’s response has been adequate? What do you believe is holding back more decisive action?
**General Munir:** It’s a complex situation. While many countries and organizations are working toward peace, political complexities often hinder united actions. A more concerted effort that prioritizes humanitarian aspects over geopolitical interests is needed to bring about lasting solutions.
**Interviewer:** can you speak to the role Pakistan plays in the broader peacekeeping efforts, especially within the framework of the UN? How does hosting the IAPTC conference reflect Pakistan’s standing in this global dialogue?
**General Munir:** Pakistan has a long record of contributing to UN peacekeeping missions, reflecting our commitment to global peace and stability. Hosting the IAPTC conference signifies our dedication to fostering dialogues that address peacekeeping challenges and enhances our ability to collaborate with diverse nations in pursuit of collective security.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, General Munir, for your insights. Before we conclude, how can ordinary citizens, particularly those reading this, contribute to the conversations about Kashmir and Palestine and advocate for peace?
**General Munir:** Awareness is crucial. Citizens can engage in dialogue, support humanitarian efforts, and advocate for policies that prioritize peace and justice. Every individual can play a role in building a more peaceful world by voicing their concerns and supporting organizations that work toward resolving these issues.
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What are your thoughts, readers? Do you think the international community is doing enough to address the humanitarian crises in Kashmir and Palestine? Is it time for individuals to take a more active role in advocating for peace? Share your opinions and let’s discuss the potential paths forward.
