Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar conducted a telephone discussion with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan regarding the Gaza situation. Both officials denounced Israeli actions against Palestinians and voiced serious alarm about the worsening humanitarian crisis. The leaders highlighted the desperate need for unrestricted aid delivery and an immediate end to hostilities. They emphasized that coordinated global action remains essential for achieving lasting peace through comprehensive solutions.
The two ministers reaffirmed their nations' steadfast commitment to Palestinian rights and legitimate aspirations. They expressed optimism about potential progress from the United Nations conference focused on implementing a two-state framework. The diplomatic exchange underscored shared concerns about civilian casualties, mass displacement, and severe food shortages affecting Gaza residents. Both countries called for sustained international pressure to address the emergency and establish sustainable peace mechanisms in the region.
The two ministers reaffirmed their nations' steadfast commitment to Palestinian rights and legitimate aspirations. They expressed optimism about potential progress from the United Nations conference focused on implementing a two-state framework. The diplomatic exchange underscored shared concerns about civilian casualties, mass displacement, and severe food shortages affecting Gaza residents. Both countries called for sustained international pressure to address the emergency and establish sustainable peace mechanisms in the region.
