Pakistan condemns Houthi attacks and clarifies stance on Makkah defense pact
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan issued an important statement on Thursday, in which it strongly condemned the recent attacks carried out by Houthi rebels. The Foreign Office spokesperson emphasized that Pakistan desires peace and stability in the region and considers any form of aggression to be contrary to international law.
The statement also clarified the speculations circulating regarding the 'Makkah defense pact'. The spokesperson clarified that there have been no discussions so far regarding any military action under this agreement. The Government of Pakistan states that it is committed to upholding its international agreements; however, no military response is being considered in the current situation.
This stance from Pakistan comes at a time when there is global concern due to the tensions in the Middle East. Pakistan has always been a proponent of resolving conflicts through dialogue and diplomatic means so that further unrest does not spread in the region.
The Foreign Office further added that Pakistan attaches great importance to its brotherly relations for the protection of Saudi Arabia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The primary objective of Pakistan's foreign policy is to maintain peace in the region and to oppose any activity that poses a threat to global peace.
In conclusion, Pakistan has appealed to the international community to play its role in reducing tensions in the Middle East. The Government of Pakistan is committed to continuing its cooperation at the diplomatic level with its allies so that an environment of lasting peace can be established in the region.