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Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar met with Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett, one of the candidates for the position of United Nations (UN) Secretary-General, and reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment to multilateralism and its support for the UN's central role in the international system.

According to Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dar emphasized his country's commitment to the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and highlighted the importance of preserving the UN's effective role in international relations.

Dar also stressed the need to respect international law and international agreements, as well as the full implementation of United Nations Security Council resolutions. In this context, he particularly referred to the issues of Jammu and Kashmir and the developments in Palestine.

During the meeting, expectations were also expressed regarding reforming the United Nations to better address emerging global challenges and to respond more effectively to the needs of developing countries.

Pakistan reiterates strong support for the UN's role

Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar met with Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett, one of the candidates for the position of United Nations (UN) Secretary-General, reaffirming Pakistan's support for multilateralism and the UN's central role in the international system.

According to Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dar underlined his country's commitment to the objectives and principles of the UN Charter while emphasizing the importance of maintaining the UN's effective position in international affairs.

He also called for respect for international law and international treaties, as well as the full implementation of UN Security Council resolutions, with particular reference to Jammu and Kashmir and developments in Palestine.

The meeting also highlighted expectations for reforming the United Nations so that it can better respond to emerging global challenges and more effectively meet the needs of developing countries.