PM Shehbaz addresses UNGA, outlines Pakistan's position on global crises

His address comes as global and regional security concerns remain high on the diplomatic agenda.’s Office (PMO), PM Shehbaz is expected to discuss the changing regional and global security landscape and highlight Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts to promote peace in the Gulf region.

The prime minister is also expected to draw attention to issues concerning the developing world, including economic pressures, climate-related challenges and the need for greater international cooperation. The Foreign Office said PM Shehbaz will outline Pakistan’s position on a range of major international issues during his address.

His speech will cover sustainable development, climate change, counterterrorism, Islamophobia, global economic challenges and reforms at the United Nations. He will also highlight issues facing the Global South, while drawing international attention to Palestine and Jammu and Kashmir.

Pakistan is also expected to reiterate its position that conflicts and regional disputes should be addressed through dialogue and diplomacy rather than confrontation. Diplomatic meetings. During his visit to New York, PM Shehbaz held meetings with Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.

The discussions focused on regional and international developments, with Pakistan reaffirming its support for peaceful approaches to resolving disputes. The prime minister’s engagements on the sidelines of the UNGA form part of Pakistan’s wider diplomatic outreach during the annual gathering of world leaders.