The delegation is set to remain in New York until 2 June to engage global leaders and organizations in a crucial effort to rally support amid aggression against India
News Desk
NEW YORK: A high-profile Pakistani delegation has arrived in New York with a clear mission: to present Pakistan’s case against India’s alleged aggressive actions in the region. Leading the delegation is Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister and a prominent political figure, whose presence underscores the importance Islamabad places on this diplomatic effort.
The team is expected to stay in New York until 2 June, using the city’s international spotlight to engage with key global leaders and organizations in a bid to rally support amid rising tensions with its neighbor. Throughout their visit, the delegation has a packed schedule that includes meetings with some of the most influential figures at the United Nations.
Discussions are planned with the Secretary-General of the UN, the President of the General Assembly, and members of the Security Council. These meetings are central to Pakistan’s strategy to highlight what it describes as India’s provocations and to urge the international community to take a more active role in addressing the escalating conflict in South Asia.
By briefing these key players, Pakistan hopes to shape the global narrative around the dispute and press for diplomatic pressure on India. Beyond the UN corridors, the delegation will also engage with representatives from the Non-Aligned Movement and hold a briefing for the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
These interactions are designed to bolster Pakistan’s alliances with countries that share concerns about regional stability and to seek broader political backing on the international stage. After concluding its New York engagements, the delegation will travel to Washington on 3 June, where meetings with US government officials and influential policy think tanks are scheduled until 6 June.
The next phase of the trip reflects Islamabad’s recognition of the United States as a critical actor in South Asia’s security dynamics. By engaging with American policymakers, Pakistan aims to further its diplomatic efforts and advocate for a balanced approach to the region’s tensions. This diplomatic mission comes at a time of heightened strain between Pakistan and India, with both countries locked in a prolonged standoff that has drawn international concern.
