Dar Highlights Pakistan’s Role in Muslim World

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has condemned Israeli airstrikes on Qatar, calling them unjustified and dangerous. He said that as a nuclear power and a key Muslim country, Pakistan will play its part in protecting peace. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Dar stressed Pakistan’s close ties with Qatar. He declared that attacks on a sovereign country cannot be accepted under any circumstances. The deputy PM also urged stronger action from Muslim countries in response.

Dar called on Muslim leaders to move beyond words and create a united strategy against Israeli aggression. He said simple condemnations are no longer enough as the situation grows worse. According to him, the people of Gaza are facing a major humanitarian crisis. A ceasefire is urgently needed to stop further suffering. He warned that inaction will only worsen regional instability.

The deputy PM also highlighted the expectations of the global Muslim community from current leadership. He said the eyes of the world are on Muslim states during this critical time. Dar urged leaders to rise to the occasion and act with unity. He noted that Muslims across the world are watching and waiting for a bold response. A united front, he said, can make a real difference in bringing peace.

Dar revealed that Arab countries have already discussed forming a joint Muslim security force. He said the purpose of such a force must be to promote peace and defend sovereignty. It should not be used for aggression, but for regional stability. The goal must be to protect vulnerable populations and uphold international law. This step, he added, could show real unity and strength.

In closing, Dar repeated Pakistan’s commitment to regional peace and Muslim solidarity. He urged all Muslim nations to stand together during this challenging time. The people of Gaza, Qatar, and other affected areas need support. Unity among Muslim countries is now more important than ever. With joint action, peace and justice can be achieved.