Pakistani PM: Holy Mosques security is a red line

Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Shabbaz Sharif confirmed that the security of the Holy Mosques is a "red line" for Pakistan, in the context of condemning attacks targeting Saudi Arabia. He stated that the Mecca Defense Pact among Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan aims to strengthen peace and stability in the region, and does not target any country. He also pointed out that conflicts in the Middle East have damaged maritime navigation routes and impacted the global economy, emphasizing the need to maintain free passage through these waters. Additionally, he mentioned that Pakistan has supported efforts for de-escalation and dialogue between the United States and Iran. He highlighted Pakistan's support for establishing a Palestinian state based on the 1967 borders, while condemning Israeli military operations. Furthermore, he reaffirmed Pakistan's stance on the Jammu and Kashmir issue, advocating for a solution based on United Nations resolutions. He stressed that terrorism poses a significant threat to international security, calling for reforms to the United Nations and the Security Council to make them more effective and representative.

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