Why it matters:
The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza due to the Israel's violence has drawn international attention, prompting discussions among nations on how to provide urgent assistance to affected populations. The dialogue between Iran and Pakistan highlights the importance of regional cooperation in addressing such crises.
The big picture:
Israel’s war on Gaza, now in its tenth month, has decimated critical infrastructure, displaced nearly the entire population, and created one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. Aid organizations say famine is no longer a threat; it is a reality.
What he is saying:
Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar, emphasized his country's unwavering support for the Palestinian people and called for immediate and unhindered access to humanitarian aid.
He expressed hope for the positive outcomes of the upcoming international conference on the Palestinian issue, scheduled to take place today in New York.
Key points:
- Araqchi and Ishaq further exchanged views on bilateral relations and the upcoming visit of the high-level delegation of Iran to Pakistan.
- The discussion included the latest developments in bilateral relations, with plans for a high-level Iranian delegation to visit Pakistan.
- Ishaq Dar expressed optimism about the upcoming international conference aimed at finding a solution to the Palestinian issue.
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