US EditionPakistan Distances Itself from Trump’s 20-Point Gaza Peace Plan
Pakistan rejects the U.S. peace plan as inconsistent with the joint draft by eight Muslim countries and reaffirms support for Palestinian rights and consensus positions.
- Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that the 20-point Gaza peace plan announced by US President Donald Trump differs from the draft proposed by Muslim countries, including Pakistan.
- Dar emphasized that the plan does not reflect all of Pakistan's suggestions and highlighted the country's ongoing commitment to Palestine as per Muhammad Ali Jinnah's policy.
- Dar mentioned discussions are ongoing regarding the release of former Senator Mushtaq Ahmed, who is detained in Israel, with a European country assisting in the efforts.
- He noted that Trump's plan requires acceptance by Hamas for it to be effective and concluded with concerns about the ongoing conflict in Gaza and its implications for global engagement.
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Gaza peace plan released by Trump was 'not ours', says Pakistan's minister
Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar on Friday tried to evade responsibility for the Gaza peace plan, saying the draft released by President Donald Trump was different from the one proposed by the Muslim countries, including Pakistan. Addressing the parliament, Dar talked at length to clarify the misgivings regarding Trump’s peace deal, including whether Pakistan was ready to recognise Israel. “The Gaza peace plan made public by President …
Pakistani Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar confirmed that the plan announced by US President Donald Trump to stop the war on the Gaza Strip does not match the draft that Pakistan and a number of Arab and Islamic countries were informed of during the meeting held last week with the US administration...
Trump's Gaza plan not in line with Muslim countries' proposal, says Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The 20 points that US President Donald Trump announced this week under his plan to end the war in Gaza were not in line with a draft presented to him by a group of Muslim-majority countries,
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Dar asserts Trump’s Gaza peace plan ‘not ours’ but says no room for politicking
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Friday that the 20-point Gaza peace plan released by US President Donald Trump was “not ours” but insisted that there was no room for politicking on the matter. Speaking on the floor of the National Assembly, Dar referred to his earlier press briefing in Islamabad and said: “I made it clear that the 20 points that President Trump made public are not ours. Changes were made to our draft…
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