Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif plans to attend the 80th United Nations General Assembly session beginning September 22, 2025. The Foreign Office announced his participation in a special gathering of Islamic leaders with President Donald Trump during the New York meetings. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will accompany Sharif along with other government ministers and senior officials.
The Pakistani leader intends to address prolonged conflicts affecting Kashmir and Palestine before the international assembly. His speech will focus attention on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while calling for immediate action to assist Palestinian civilians. Sharif will discuss regional security matters, climate change, terrorism, and sustainable development during various conference sessions.
Multiple bilateral discussions with world leaders and UN representatives form part of his diplomatic agenda. Pakistan currently serves as a Security Council member, which enhances the country's position in global discussions. The visit demonstrates Pakistan's dedication to multilateral cooperation and United Nations principles.
The Pakistani leader intends to address prolonged conflicts affecting Kashmir and Palestine before the international assembly. His speech will focus attention on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while calling for immediate action to assist Palestinian civilians. Sharif will discuss regional security matters, climate change, terrorism, and sustainable development during various conference sessions.
Multiple bilateral discussions with world leaders and UN representatives form part of his diplomatic agenda. Pakistan currently serves as a Security Council member, which enhances the country's position in global discussions. The visit demonstrates Pakistan's dedication to multilateral cooperation and United Nations principles.
