UN Peacekeeping Missions: Pakistan's Position Is Strategic Reform, Not Budget Cuts
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Pakistan has clarified its position regarding United Nations peacekeeping missions. According to the Pakistani ambassador, the organisation needs reform, but these reforms should be guided by a clear strategic objective rather than budget cuts.
Pakistan has long been contributing to UN peacekeeping missions. Pakistani military and police personnel have served in various countries around the world to maintain peace. Therefore, Pakistan maintains that any change should not aim to weaken the operational capacity of these missions.
According to the ambassador, maintaining the operational capacity of the United Nations is extremely important. If financial resources are reduced suddenly and without planning, the performance of peacekeeping missions could be affected. Therefore, reforms should be implemented thoughtfully and with a long-term plan.
This position indicates that Pakistan supports improvement in the UN system, but it wants peacekeeping missions to continue their work and peace efforts in affected regions of the world not to be weakened.
Sources: The Express Tribune
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