Pakistan reaffirms commitment to peace and multilateralism, deputy PM says
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar marked International Peace Day with a message on Pakistan's support for the UN-led multilateral order, according to APP.
Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar reaffirmed the country's commitment to international peace and security on the occasion of International Peace Day, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported.
In a message issued Monday, Dar voiced support for an effective and inclusive multilateral order centered on the United Nations, according to APP.
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- Pakistan reaffirms commitment to peace, multilateralism on Int’l Peace Day: DPM Dar — APP (Pakistan)
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