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    Pakistan’s Journey as a Beacon of Peace

    Farhan AliBy Farhan AliNovember 23, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Pakistan’s Journey as a Beacon of Peace

    South Asia’s Struggle for Stability

    South Asia, home to over a billion people, is a region of immense potential yet plagued by conflicts. Amid this, Pakistan has emerged as a key advocate for peace, striving for stability and harmony in the region.

    Pakistan’s Role in Afghan Peace

    For over 40 years, Afghanistan has endured war and turmoil. Pakistan has played a pivotal role in facilitating peace:
    – Pakistan was instrumental in the Doha Peace Agreement, providing a roadmap for negotiations between the Taliban and Afghan government.
    – Hosting over 3.5 million Afghan refugees, Pakistan holds the record for the longest and largest refugee hosting in history.

    These efforts highlight Pakistan’s commitment to a stable Afghanistan.

    Advocating Peace in Kashmir

    The Kashmir conflict remains one of the most volatile disputes in South Asia. Pakistan’s approach has always emphasized peaceful solutions:
    – Pakistan supports the UN resolutions advocating Kashmiris’ right to self-determination.
    – In 2021, Pakistan worked with global organizations like Human Rights Watch to expose human rights violations in Indian-administered Kashmir.

    Pakistan continues to champion diplomacy as the solution to this decades-old issue.

    Global Peacekeeping Contributions

    Pakistan’s commitment to peace extends beyond its borders. As one of the largest contributors to UN peacekeeping missions:
    – Over 200,000 Pakistani troops have served in conflict zones like Sudan, Congo, and Liberia.
    – Currently, 4,000 Pakistani peacekeepers are deployed worldwide.

    These efforts underline Pakistan’s role as a global peace ambassador.

    Pakistan vs. India: Contrasting Approaches

    While Pakistan advocates dialogue and restraint, India’s policies often exacerbate tensions:
    – India’s defense budget in 2023 reached $81 billion, compared to Pakistan’s $11 billion, fueling an arms race.
    – Since 2020, India has committed over 5,000 ceasefire violations along the LoC, but Pakistan continues to prioritize peace talks.

    Pakistan’s commitment to peace remains unwavering despite provocations.

    A Vision for a Peaceful South Asia

    Pakistan’s mission is clear: a peaceful South Asia where nations thrive together. From stabilizing Afghanistan to supporting global peacekeeping, Pakistan has proven that the path to progress lies in peace.

    Pakistan is not just a nation—it’s a symbol of hope and stability for the region.

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