Qureshi thanks Malaysia for supporting Pakistan on Kashmir issue
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FM Qureshi meets deputy foreign minister of Malaysia in Islamabad on Friday. PHOTO: APP
Malaysian Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Wira Haji Marzuki bin Haji Yahya called on Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Friday and discussed bilateral relations and matters of mutual interests.
The foreign minister apprised the Malaysian deputy foreign minister about the blatant human rights violations in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Qureshi lauded the stance of Malaysia against Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir. He said: “We are thankful to Malaysia for fully supporting Pakistan’s stance on Jammu and Kashmir dispute.”
The foreign minister also briefed the Malaysian diplomat on the Indian government’s aggressive posturing after its illegal and unilateral actions to change the internationally recognised disputed status of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and alter its demographic structure.
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He stressed the importance of averting risks to peace and security arising from such actions by India.
The Malaysian deputy foreign minister apprised Qureshi about the upcoming Kuala Lumpur conference, scheduled to take place on December 18-20.
The foreign minister conveyed that Pakistan supported the objectives of the KL summit and would work closely with Malaysia for its successful conclusion.
On bilateral relations, both sides appreciated the recent high level exchange of visits and reaffirmed the shared commitment to upgrade Pakistan-Malaysia relations in all dimensions.
The foreign minister apprised the Malaysian deputy foreign minister about the blatant human rights violations in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Qureshi lauded the stance of Malaysia against Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir. He said: “We are thankful to Malaysia for fully supporting Pakistan’s stance on Jammu and Kashmir dispute.”
The foreign minister also briefed the Malaysian diplomat on the Indian government’s aggressive posturing after its illegal and unilateral actions to change the internationally recognised disputed status of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and alter its demographic structure.
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He stressed the importance of averting risks to peace and security arising from such actions by India.
The Malaysian deputy foreign minister apprised Qureshi about the upcoming Kuala Lumpur conference, scheduled to take place on December 18-20.
The foreign minister conveyed that Pakistan supported the objectives of the KL summit and would work closely with Malaysia for its successful conclusion.
On bilateral relations, both sides appreciated the recent high level exchange of visits and reaffirmed the shared commitment to upgrade Pakistan-Malaysia relations in all dimensions.