Expressing concerns over the addition of new permanent members to the UN Security Council at the United Nations, Pakistan said it will compound the Council’s inequality and dysfunctionality, Radio Pakistan reported Wednesday.
Addressing a meeting of the Inter-Governmental Negotiations Framework, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Munir Akram underscored that progress in the reform process can be made only through consultations, mutual accommodation, and innovative compromise and not through bullying and coercion.
Akram reiterated Pakistan's principled stance on restructuring the Security Council by expansion in the non-permanent category so that the ideal of a comprehensive reform can be met.
PTI leaders from Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa discussed current political situation in detail at KP CM house
CTD spox conforms that militants were planning major attack in Rawalpindi
PTI founder's wife will not be able to join party’s final call protest due to illness, confirms Gohar Ali Khan
Naqvi only contacted Gohar to convey that protests, sit-ins in federal capital were illegal, says Tarar
ISPR urges Taliban govt to deny use of Afghan soil by terrorists for perpetuating acts of terrorism against Pakistan
Armed clashes between rival tribes take place in densely populated Bagan and Alizai areas of Lower Kurram
