Pakistan, Turkey call for peaceful solution to Yemen crisis

PakistanPakistan, Turkey call for peaceful solution to Yemen crisis

Pakistan, Turkey call for peaceful solution to Yemen crisis

ANKARA, Turkey: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said that Pakistan and Turkey are determined to resolve the Yemen issue through peace talks as the prevailing situation in Yemen can plunge the entire region into turmoil.

In his address at a joint news conference along with his Turkish counterpart Ahmet Davutoglu after a meeting in Ankara on Friday, Nawaz Sharif said that Pakistan is seriously concerned over the Yemen situation and all possible collective measures should be taken to address the crisis.

Sharif said that he has informed the Turkish counterpart about his visit to Saudi Arabia.

“Saudi Arabia is very close friend of Pakistan and we give great importance to the integrity and security of Saudi Arabia,” he said.

Pakistan, Turkey concerned over overthrow of Yemeni legitimate govt: Nawaz

Earlier, the Pakistani and Turkish prime ministers held talks at the Chankya Palace in Ankara and discussed bilateral relations as well as the situation in the Middle East with focus on the developments in Yemen.

During the meeting, Sharif said that Pakistan and Turkey are concerned over the overthrow of legitimate government in Yemen by use of force by non-state actors.

Nawaz Sharif said that Pakistan and Turkey together call upon the warring factions in Yemen to resolve the differences peacefully.

The prime minister said that both Pakistan and Turkey have close relations with Saudi Arabia and both have agreed to standby Riyadh in its hour of need.

“We have agreed to extend all possible support for the defence of Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity,” he said.

Sharif said that Pakistan and Turkey also maintain close and brotherly relations with other Islamic countries in the region and attach great importance to their security and territorial integrity. He said that Pakistan will stay engage with Saudi Arabia and other Muslim countries in the region.

On the occasion, the Turkish prime minister said that Pakistan and Turkey shared views on Yemen crisis. He said that Turkey has been maintaining contacts with Saudi Arabia on this issue.

The Turkish premier said that both Pakistan and Turkey are ready to play their role for bringing stability in the region.

In the talks, Nawaz Sharif was accompanied by the advisor on national security and foreign affairs Sartaj Aziz, the special assistant Tariq Fatemi and the foreign secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry.

Mati
Mati
Mati-Ullah is the Online Editor For DND. He is the real man to handle the team around the Country and get news from them and provide to you instantly.

Must read

Recent News

Lt. Gen. S M Kamr-ul-Hassan of Bangladesh met COAS Gen Asim Munir and CJCSC...

0
Rawalpindi, Pakistan: Lieutenant General S M Kamr-ul-Hassan, Principal Staff Officer (PSO) of the Armed Forces Division of Bangladesh, is visiting Pakistan and met with...
Remembering Operation Zarb-e-Azb--- An action to clean terrorism from Pakistan

Pakistan’s Security Situation 2024: 444 terrorist attacks against security forces, resulting in 685 personnel...

0
Monitoring Desk: The year 2024 has proven to be the deadliest year in Pakistan in terms of security forces and civilian casualties in the...
Pakistani students participate in Harvard Model United Nations Dubai 2025

Pakistani students participate in Harvard Model United Nations Dubai 2025

0
Press ReleaseDubai, UAE: Harvard University’s International Relations Council (IRC), in collaboration with WorldView Education, organized the Harvard Model United Nations (HMUN) Dubai 2025 from...

Indian Visa Bumper Sale for Afghans

0
Monitoring Desk: After establishing a strategic partnership, India reopened the "e-Emergency X-Misc Visa" category for Afghans this week in Dubai so both countries can...
Hassan Niazi convicted for May 9 mutiny

Is there any legal justification to set up Judicial Commission on May 9 events...

0
Islamabad, Pakistan: There is a debate going on in journalistic circles about why the should government entertain the demand of PTI to set up...
Advertisement