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FM Dar Departs for Jordan to Attend Ministerial Meeting on Jerusalem
Pakistan’s foreign minister will join Arab and Islamic counterparts to seek a unified response to worsening conditions in occupied Jerusalem.
- On Tuesday, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar departed for Amman, Jordan, to participate in the Ministerial Meeting on Jerusalem on Wednesday at the invitation of Safadi.
- Foreign ministers from the Arab League and Islamic countries will formulate a "unified position on the fast-deteriorating situation in occupied Jerusalem" during the gathering.
- Last week, 14 Arab and Palestinian institutions issued an urgent appeal for collective action, citing escalating Israeli violations targeting the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the city's historic identity.
- Anadolu reports participants will discuss preserving Jerusalem's holy sites, the Gaza ceasefire process, and developments in East Jerusalem and the West Bank while Dar holds bilateral meetings on the sidelines.
- The Foreign Office stated Dar's participation is a "manifestation of Pakistan's principled support for the Palestinian people" and reflects an "unwavering commitment" to an independent State of Palestine with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
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DPM Dar embarks on Jordan visit to attend ministerial meeting on Jerusalem
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Jordan convenes emergency Arab-Islamic foreign ministers conference tomorrow
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·Lahore, Pakistan
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