Pakistan’s Peace Resolution Unanimously Adopted by UN Security Council

 Pakistan’s Peace Resolution Unanimously Adopted by UN Security Council




The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) has unanimously approved a resolution sponsored by Pakistan that encourages the peaceful resolution of international disputes.

Background of the Resolution

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  • The resolution was presented during a UNSC Open Debate led by Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar.

  • The session was titled:
    "Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes".

  • This is the first major event held under Pakistan’s presidency of the UNSC for July 2025.

What the Resolution Calls For

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The resolution focuses on:

  • Strengthening mechanisms for peaceful dispute resolution.

  • Encouraging countries to use tools such as:

    • Negotiation

    • Mediation

    • Arbitration

    • Judicial settlement

    • Other peaceful means in line with Chapter VI of the UN Charter.

  • Key Points from the Resolution

    • All UN member states are urged to:

      • Use diplomatic tools to prevent conflicts.

      • Respect existing Security Council resolutions.

      • Avoid escalation of disputes.

      • Promote dialogue at international, regional, and subregional levels.

    • It also emphasizes:

      • Collaboration between the UN and regional organizations.

      • Support for preventive diplomacy and conflict prevention measures.

    Source: Pakistan Foreign Office Statement


    🎙️ FM Ishaq Dar’s Statement at the UNSC                                                                                    

    Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar highlighted:

    • A call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

    • Over 58,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed.

    • Multilateral-ism is a necessity, not a luxury,” he said.

    On Kashmir:

    • Dar said the Kashmir issue must be resolved according to:

      • Relevant UNSC resolutions

      • The will of the Kashmiri people

    • He described the right to self-determination as “inalienable”.

    On Indus Water Treaty:

    • Dar condemned India’s unilateral suspension of the treaty.

    • He claimed this move threatens water access for 240 million Pakistanis.


    🌍 Pakistan’s Commitment to Peace

    According to the Foreign Office:

    • The resolution reinforces Pakistan’s commitment to peaceful dispute resolution and multilateral-ism.

    • It’s a vital step toward achieving regional and global peace.

    Pakistan’s UN Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad also hosted:

    • A diplomatic reception for selected UN ambassadors and officials.

    • Bilateral meetings were held with:

      • Saudi, UK, and Thai ministers.


    🗣️ UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Gaza & Peace

    Guterres supported the resolution and stated:


    On Gaza:

    • The situation in Gaza is a "horror show."

    • Civilian suffering is at an unprecedented level.

    • The humanitarian system is in its "last gasp."

    On Peaceful Dispute Resolution:

    • Guterres praised Pakistan for using its UNSC presidency to highlight diplomacy.

    • He warned of:

      • Global violations of international law.

      • Lack of accountability in human rights and humanitarian crises.

    Diplomacy remains powerful, even if it hasn’t always prevented violence,” he said.


    📝 Summary

    ✅ What Was Achieved:

    • Pakistan’s resolution was passed unanimously by the UNSC.

    • It calls for strengthening peaceful means of resolving disputes globally.

    • It received support from UN leaders and member states.

    ✅ Why It Matters:

    • Reinforces preventive diplomacy and multilateral cooperation.

    • Highlights Pakistan’s active role in promoting global peace and security.

    • Draws attention to major crises including Gaza, Kashmir, and water disputes.


    📚 References

    1. United Nations Security Council – Meetings & Resolutions

    2. Pakistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    3. UN News – Secretary General Speeches





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