@MichaelKugelman Pak achieved what many thought was impossible by bringing two adversaries to the negotiating table after 47 years. Now it is up to the US and Iran to step back from the brink. The UN, EU, China, and other maj powers should sup these efforts of Pak to help secure a durable peace
@abdulslam2017 It’s very good news. India should first reverse all the illegal actions it initiated since 5 August 2019 in violation of UNSC resolutions—including the revocation of Articles 370 and 35A—and then hope for a positive response from Pakistan@abdulslam2017
@PravinSawhney The US and the Gulf countries must guard the agreement with Iran against spoilers; otherwise, the region risks slipping back into war@ PravinSawhnet
@ashoswai What difference does it make when the entire world appreciates Pakistan’s role in bringing peace, and only a few choose not to? History will remember who stood for peace—and who stood on the wrong side of it@ashoswai
@AdityaRajKaul Ambassadors should never lie, mislead, or distort facts. Their responsibility is to represent their countries with integrity, honesty, and respect for the truth@AdityaRajKaul
@ZardSi Also, the world can: (1) Help resolve Kashmir issue as per UN resolutions. (2) Pressurize India to stop sponsoring and funding terrorism inside Pakistan. (3) Facilitate a moratorium of at least five years on Pakistan’s external loan repayments to support eco stability@ScottRitter
@JaneMarriottUK@CMShehbaz@MIshaqDar50 After the peace deal is implemented, the world should work to ensure that India and Afghanistan refrain from any overt or covert activities that fuel terrorism in Pakistan, so that the entire region can live in lasting peace, stability, and prosperity@JaneMarriotUK
@narendramodi Mr. Prime Minister! It would have been more graceful to acknowledge Pakistan’s role in helping bring about this peace. Credit should be given where it is due@narendramodi
@Tiju0Prakash It is now India that is exporting terrorism in the region, as highlighted by the EU DisinfoLab report, the arrest of a serving Naval Offr in Pak, and its support to BLA & TTP. India should change its policy and instead work to improve the lives of Mns living below poverty line
@ashoswai From Pakistan with love to the American and Iranian people, to all Middle Eastern countries, to Europe including Canada and Australia, to South Asia including India, the Far East, and the entire world — War averted. May wisdom continue to prevail@ashoswai
@AdityaRajKaul Small minds can’t understand the great role Pakistan has played in helping bring peace after a disastrous conflict between the US/Israel & Iran. The venue where peace deal is signed carries little significance; what truly matters is the effort & diplomacy that is making it happen
@saif_aldareei Pakistan helped save the world/humanity from a disastrous war, and the world acknowledges that. Irresponsible comments of this nature do not deserve attention and should be ignored@saif_aldareel
@sidhant@IndiaUNNewYork@AmbHarishP India has reneged on its commitments regarding Kashmir and has kept its people under siege with enormous military presence for decades. Given these realities, who is truly peddling false narratives@sidhant @AmbHarishP
@MohdTaqi11 If every country is entitled to put its own national interests first, then why should Pakistan be criticized for doing the same? Pakistan, like any sovereign nation, has the right to pursue policies that serve its people and protect its interests @ MohdTaqi11
@kajakallas We thank you and the EU for acknowledging Pak’s efforts and hard work in promoting dialogue and helping mediate peace in the US–Iran conflict. The EU’s support for Pak will undoubtedly strengthen these diplomatic efforts and pave way for permanent peace in the region @ kajakallas
@GlobalDiss All European colonial powers of the 18th &19th centuries should return the wealth and resources they extracted from Africa and Asia. Only then can they truly address the historical injustices that continue to fuel economic disparities and economic migration to Europe @ GlobalDiss