NEW YORK: Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar is poised to represent Pakistan at the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), commencing in New York this week.
This prestigious gathering of world leaders provides a platform for nations to discuss and deliberate on pressing global challenges and opportunities.
Prime Minister Kakar is scheduled to deliver Pakistan’s perspective on a diverse range of regional and global issues during his address to the UN General Assembly on Friday. Among these issues, the longstanding and unresolved Jammu and Kashmir dispute will feature prominently. Pakistan’s stance on this matter has been a subject of international attention, and the Prime Minister will articulate the nation’s stance on this critical issue.
In his address, Prime Minister Kakar will also shed light on the substantial measures undertaken by Pakistan’s government to consolidate the country’s economic recovery. He will outline efforts aimed at mobilizing both domestic and external investments, emphasizing Pakistan’s commitment to fostering economic stability and growth.
During his stay in New York, Prime Minister Kakar will engage in high-level meetings with global leaders on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session. These discussions offer opportunities to forge partnerships, exchange ideas, and collaborate on shared challenges.
Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar is also slated to participate in a significant conference dedicated to addressing climate change, an issue of paramount global importance. Additionally, he plans to interact with the international media, presenting Pakistan’s perspectives and priorities on the world stage.
The 78th UN General Assembly session boasts an impressive roster of participants, with 145 Heads of State and Government, 6 Vice Presidents, 4 Deputy Prime Ministers, and 38 Ministers or Chiefs of Delegations, totaling 196 leaders. The theme for this year’s session is “restoring trust and reigniting global solidarity,” underscoring the need for collective action to address the world’s most pressing challenges.
UN officials have emphasized the urgency of addressing Global South needs, including combating poverty and diseases, enhancing access to clean water and energy, and addressing disparities in healthcare and education. These challenges remain a priority for the international community as they strive to meet global development goals.
As the world turns its attention to New York for this pivotal gathering, Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar’s address will contribute to shaping the global dialogue on crucial issues, offering insights into Pakistan’s perspective and commitment to fostering global peace and cooperation.
