Daily Times Saudi crown prince, FM to visit Pakistan: Qureshi
May 13, 2021
Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Wednesday expressed serious concerns over the Israeli airstrikes on Palestine and urged the United Nations to intervene to end the grave violation of the human rights of Palestinian people.
The world body should hold an urgent meeting to take stock of the Israeli attacks on innocent Palestinians, he added.
Pakistan strongly condemned the Israeli army attacks on innocent Palestinians and the entire Muslim Ummah had grave concern over the situation, the minister said while talking to media persons at the residence of late Qari Muhammad Abdul Ghaffar Naqshbandi.
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FM urges Canada to reconsider flights suspension from Pakistan
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FM urges Canada to reconsider flights suspension from Pakistan
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi urged the Canadian government to reconsider its decision of suspending flights from Pakistan due to COVID-19 situation in Canada.
Foreign Minister Qureshi, who received a telephone call from Canadian Foreign Minister Marc Garneau, was briefed by his counterpart on the decision by the Canadian Government to suspend flights to and from Pakistan in the wake of an upsurge in COVID-19 cases in Canada.
During the call, matters pertaining to COVID-19 pandemic, bilateral ties and regional situation were discussed, Foreign Office said in a statement here.
Daily Times Three FMs emphasize urgent need for immediate ceasefire to end violence in Afghanistan Qureshi says negotiated political settlement of Afghan conflict the only way forward
April 24, 2021
shah-mahmood-qureshiTurkey, Pakistan and Afghanistan called on the Afghan Taliban on Friday to reaffirm their commitment to achieving a negotiated settlement for lasting peace in the war-torn country, the foreign ministers of the three countries said in a joint statement issued after talks in Istanbul.
A US-backed Afghan peace conference in Istanbul hosted by Turkey, Qatar and the United Nations scheduled for Saturday was postponed due to the Taliban’s non-participation. No new date has been set for those talks, but Ankara has said they would take place after the holy month of Ramazan.
UAE, Pakistan to enhance bilateral co-operation in different sectors
an hour ago Shah Mahmood Qureshi was briefed about the Pakistan Pavilion at the main Expo office on Sunday. News Network International
Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Sunday visited Pakistani pavilion at World Expo 2020 to be held in Dubai from Oct. 1 this year.
On the occasion, Pakistan ambassador to UAE Afzal Mahmood, Pakistan Consul General Dubai Consulate Ahmad Amjad Ali and other senior officials of the embassy also accompanied the foreign minister, said a news release.
On Saturday, the foreign minister had arrived Dubai, UAE on a three-day official visit.