Aqwam e Muttahida Mein Pakistani Mandoob Munir Akram Ki ARY News Se Khusoosi Guftagu

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00:00We have some important news to share with you.

00:02It is extremely important for the Security Council to be elected as a permanent member.

00:07In a press conference, Pakistan's representative for AY News, Mandu Mouni Rakhram,

00:12spoke to Jahanzaib Ali and said that the Pakistan Security Council will be a voice of development.

00:19It is important for the decision-making council to be elected as a permanent member.

00:22It will be part of the priorities to implement international laws.

00:27In our national agenda, there is the issue of the tour of Faris and Kashmir.

00:30There is also a discussion on the dangers of terrorism from Afghanistan.

00:34India and Israel's neighbouring countries are under threat.

00:38There is a power play of many countries in the Security Council, which needs to be ended.

00:43Pakistan wants to see reforms in the Security Council.

00:46It wants to resolve all issues with India in a peaceful manner.

00:50The Taliban has provided safe havens to the Qaladam TTP.

00:55The Taliban has made it clear that terrorism is not in the hands of anyone.

00:59The Palestinians themselves will have to give the right of will.

01:05You have been elected as a permanent member of the UN for the eighth time.

01:10Tell us a little bit about the importance of this.

01:13This is a single institution that can create legally binding obligations.

01:21The decisions that will be made on this will be based on the major issues of the world.

01:29For example, there is a war in Gaza.

01:32There is a war in Ukraine.

01:35There are many issues and conflicts in Africa.

01:40There are many issues of terrorism and stability in our own region.

01:47All these issues are discussed in the Security Council.

01:54If there is an agreement, then we can draw a decision from there.

02:00It is important to have an international decision-making body in Pakistan.

02:15Modi has come to power for the third time.

02:18He has not come with that kind of power, but he has come to power.

02:22We have seen two of his previous tenures.

02:25Issues related to Hindutva policy, issues related to religious freedom, issues related to free speech.

02:30There were a lot of talks about this.

02:33You also kept talking about these issues.

02:36How are you looking at this?

02:38Some recent talks with India have been given by Nawaz Sharif and Shahbaz Sharif.

02:43Prime Minister Modi also replied to them.

02:46Do you think that at least the issues will start after our own place?

02:50We have to see where the direction of the third Modi government is headed.

02:58How much flexibility comes into their positions or not.

03:05Our attempt will be to resolve these issues peacefully.

03:14To resolve these issues peacefully, there is a need for dialogue.

03:23We will have to find a way.

03:26If there is an agreement from them that they want to have a dialogue, then I think Pakistan will not back down.

03:40Sir, when the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, Pakistan raised a lot of voices.

03:45That their funds should be released, they should be recognized, they should be helped.

03:50And an international relationship should be established with them.

03:55But now the Taliban have come to us.

03:58Camps of terrorists are going on there.

04:02Recruiting centers of terrorists are going on.

04:05We are seeing incidents on the basis of Nodana in Pakistan.

04:08Not only security forces, but civilians are also being targeted.

04:11Sir, how concerning is it?

04:13What is the policy of Pakistan in relation to the Taliban in the UN?

04:16They have given safe haven to the terrorists of DTP.

04:22And because of that safe haven, whatever cross-border terrorism is on us is going on.

04:32So we have to convince them that this is against Pakistan.

04:39And ultimately it is also against you.

04:43If you adopt terrorism, then this terrorism can also be applied on you.

04:50Sir, what is our principle stand on Gaza and Ukraine?

04:53Our principle stand is from 1947.

04:59Like it is on Kashmir.

05:01And we want that their right, the right of self-determination should be given to the Palestinians.

05:11A Palestinian state should be formed.

05:14Which is a sovereign state.

05:17And we want that the Israeli occupation should end.

05:22And this state should be formed.

05:25So now, the war that is going on, there has been a lot of oppression against them.

05:31There has been a genocidal war against them.

05:34And we have to stop this first.

05:36We have to send humanitarian assistance to Gaza.

05:40We have to start reconstruction.

05:43And the two-state solution, which everyone agrees on, that there should be a two-state solution.

05:49Everyone agrees except the extremist leaders in Israel.

05:54In Ukraine, our stand is on principles.

05:58We want that there should also be a decision in accordance with the principles of the UN Charter.

06:05But there also, our desire is to stop the war first.

06:13The war is going on.

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