Pakistan won’t be deterred from its commitment to fostering peaceful relationships: FM

Foreign OfficePakistan won’t be deterred from its commitment to fostering peaceful relationships: FM

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has said that Pakistan will not be deterred from its commitment to fostering relationships built on peace, harmony, and stability for the prosperity of all.

In a series of tweets on Saturday following a Joint Press Conference along with the Director-General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Babar Iftikhar in Islamabad, the foreign minister said that we will not be deterred from exposing those who stand for the very opposite.

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Qureshi said that the one-sided narrative of India has ended today. He said that for too long India has gotten away with state-sponsored terrorism and cultivating seeds of hatred across the border.

“Today we presented irrefutable evidence to the world on Indian state’s insatiable appetite for terrorism, violence & instability,” he said.

The foreign minister said that by funding banned organizations, arming terrorists, savage attacks on innocent civilians, and desperately trying to lobby against Pakistan’s growing global role of peace & progress, India has become a rogue state.

“It is time the world wakes up to an Indian state that is only incredible in its fanaticism,” he remarked.

Earlier in the Press Conference, the Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi presented before the people of Pakistan and the International Community a dossier carrying irrefutable evidence of India’s sponsorship of terrorism inside Pakistan.

Unveiling the dossier, he said that India’s objectives of terror sponsorship in Pakistan include disruption of peace, destabilization of economy, and political instability.

The foreign minister said that Pakistan is going to present this dossier to the United Nations, Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), P-5 Countries, and others.

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