PM Shahid Abbasi chairs National Security Committee meeting
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ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi chaired a meeting of the National Security Committee on Friday.
The meeting was attended by Minister for Finance, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Chairman JCSC, all three Services’ Chiefs and senior civil and military officials.
The committee expressed a deep concern over repeated violations of Line of Control by India, resulting in loss of innocent lives owing to shelling and firing across the line of control. It also condemned violation of human rights in the Indian Occupied Kashmir and use of excessive force against unarmed civilians.
The committee was informed that the prime minister, in his meeting with UN Secretary General, had handed over a dossier documenting the systematic human rights violations by India in Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and stressed the need for appointing a Special Envoy on Jammu & Kashmir.
The committee was briefed that the prime minister and the foreign minister had engaged the leadership of several important countries to share Pakistan’s perspective on regional and global security challenges. Salient aspects and outcomes of the prime minister’s visit to New York for the UN General Assembly were also shared with the committee.
The committee was also informed that the foreign minister had visited key regional countries, including China, Iran and Turkey to apprise their leadership of Pakistan’s perspective on crucial regional and international issues.
The committee was further informed that Pakistan’s continued engagement with leading world powers on matters of regional security had generated a supportive sentiment for Pakistan among world leaders during interactions on the sidelines of the UNGA in New York.
The committee also reviewed the current developments in the relationship with Afghanistan as well as common avenues for continued cooperation, especially border management and repatriation of refugees. The committee reiterated its commitment for peace in Afghanistan through an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned peace process.
The committee expressed its unwavering resolve to keep Pakistan’s defence impregnable against all forms of external aggression.