PM Khan promotes peace establishment, urges ending regional tensions: Awan

ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Information Firdous Ashiq Awan said on Wednesday that PM Imran Khan has promoted the establishment of peace and an end to regional tensions during his recent foreign visits to Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Firdous Ashiq Awan, in her Twitter messages, said that the Saudi Arabian leadership has praised the sincere efforts of PM Khan for establishing the brotherhood among Islamic countries. She added that the unity of Muslim Ummah will also guarantee peace and economic stability in the region.

“PM Imran Khan had also highlighted the human rights’ violations in the [Indian occupied Jammu and] Kashmir and continuous lockdown in the valley as curfew enters into its 73rd day. Moreover than 80 lakh people are sieged into their houses and the valley is turned into a jail.”

The special assistant said that Saudi Arabia renewed its aim to support Pakistan’s stance over Kashmir dispute and urged for peaceful resolution of the longstanding issue.

She said that the premier’s visit to Saudi Arabia will increase confidence among the countries which would strengthen cooperation in various sectors.

Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Imran Khan has returned to Pakistan after concluding his visit to Saudi Arabia which became fruitful as Riyadh leadership agreed to remain engaged and consult closely to take forward the premier’s initiative to ensure peace and security in the region.

Read: Saudi Arabia agrees to take forward PM Imran’s peace initiative

The agreement came during the Prime Minister’s separate meetings with Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud and Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman in Riyadh, as per Radio Pakistan.

PM Imran Khan during his meetings with Saudi leadership said Pakistan is ready to facilitate efforts for de-escalation of tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran. He stressed the importance of avoidance of military conflict and the constructive engagement of all parties.

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