Drone issue to be raised before UNSC when govt makes decision: Haroon
Haroon terms Pakistan’s election on a non-permanent seat in the UNSC as a big achievement for the country.
Pakistan’s envoy to the United Nations Abdullah Hussain Haroon said on Friday that the issue of drones will be raised before the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) whenever the government makes a decision on the matter, Express 24/7 reported.
He said this while addressing a joint press conference in Islamabad alongside Information Minister Firdous Ashiq Awan.
(Read: Pakistan will work with all members especially India, says Abdullah Haroon)
Haroon termed Pakistan’s election on a non-permanent seat in the UNSC as a big achievement for the country.
He said that the government wanted to improve bilateral relations with all countries, including India.
Haroon also said that Pakistan’s stance was clear on Kashmir and a number of other issues.
Earlier on Saturday, Haroon had said that India played a vital role in supporting Pakistan to become a non-permanent member of the UNSC.
He said that good, working relations are being developed between India and Pakistan.
Haroon also acknowledged differences with United States over militant groups such as Haqqani network.
He said this while addressing a joint press conference in Islamabad alongside Information Minister Firdous Ashiq Awan.
(Read: Pakistan will work with all members especially India, says Abdullah Haroon)
Haroon termed Pakistan’s election on a non-permanent seat in the UNSC as a big achievement for the country.
He said that the government wanted to improve bilateral relations with all countries, including India.
Haroon also said that Pakistan’s stance was clear on Kashmir and a number of other issues.
Earlier on Saturday, Haroon had said that India played a vital role in supporting Pakistan to become a non-permanent member of the UNSC.
He said that good, working relations are being developed between India and Pakistan.
Haroon also acknowledged differences with United States over militant groups such as Haqqani network.