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Pakistan Demands a Viable Roadmap to Address Political & Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen at UNSC

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Pakistan Demands a Viable Roadmap to Address Political & Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen at UNSC

United Nations, February 13, 2025(Kamran Raja): Pakistan has called for a viable roadmap leading to a nationwide ceasefire, and a structured political process, one which is also capable of addressing critical economic and humanitarian challenges facing Yemen, warning that the resumption of military operations will further exacerbate the conflict. In a UN Security Council briefing on Yemen today, Ambassador Munir Akram, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN, said that the ongoing conflict in Yemen has emerged as a multidimensional crisis with global implications. He said that the efforts needed to be accelerated to address the various facets of this crisis through effective diplomacy and a collective response. While welcoming the release of the crew of the Galaxy leader, the ...

At UNSC, Pakistan Demands a Viable Roadmap to Address Political & Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen

United Nations, February 13, 2025(Ghufran) :Pakistan has called for a viable roadmap leading to a nationwide ceasefire, and a structured political process, one which is also capable of addressing critical economic and humanitarian challenges facing Yemen, warning that the resumption of military operations will further exacerbate the conflict. In a UN Security Council briefing on Yemen today, Ambassador Munir Akram, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN, said that the ongoing conflict in Yemen has emerged as a multidimensional crisis with global implications. He said that the efforts needed to be accelerated to address the various facets of this crisis through effective diplomacy and a collective response. While welcoming the release of the crew of the Galaxy leader, the Pakis...

Pakistan to establish Zero plastic waste cities along the Indus

March 27, 2024, New York City: Pakistan has planned to implement ‘Zero Plastic Waste Cities along the Indus’ under the overall framework of the ‘Living Indus Initiative’ to tackle the challenge of plastic pollution. Zero plastic waste cities will be established in the Indus Basin of Pakistan as part of this initiative, starting with the largest cities in the Basin such as Karachi, Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Hyderabad, Multan, Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta. Ambassador Munir Akram, Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations, made these remarks today while delivering a statement at an event organized by the Permanent Mission of Türkiye, UNEP, and UN-Habitat. The event was held at the UN headquarters to mark the International Day of Zero Waste. Ambassador Akram e...