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Pakistan to Host Three Big Diplomatic Events Next WeekWorld
Pakistan will host three major diplomatic gatherings next week, including a UN partnership event and a Muslim foreign ministers’ meeting on Palestine.
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On 10 November, Dar will chair a high-level event marking 60 years of the Pakistan-UN partnership. Pakistan is currently a member of the UN Security Council, and the event will mark six decades of the country’s partnership with the world body.
Also on 10 November, Pakistan will host a meeting of 13 foreign ministers and heads of delegation from Muslim countries, chaired by Dar, to discuss the Palestine situation. The meeting will bring together senior representatives from across the Muslim world for talks on one of the region’s most pressing issues.
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On 12 and 13 November, Pakistan will host the 8th Ministerial Conference on the Regional Economic Cooperation Conference on Afghanistan, known as RECCA, in Islamabad. The conference, also chaired by Dar, will focus on regional economic cooperation linked to Afghanistan.
During the RECCA conference, Dar will hold bilateral meetings with representatives from various countries, according to the Foreign Office spokesperson. The meetings will run alongside the main conference sessions in the capital.
All three gatherings will be chaired by Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, who will also use the RECCA conference to hold bilateral meetings with representatives from various countries. The programme was confirmed by the Foreign Office spokesperson, who set out the dates and the chair for each event and the bilateral meetings planned around them.
The three events, taken together, set up a crowded diplomatic calendar for Pakistan next week. The UN partnership event and the Muslim foreign ministers’ meeting both fall on the same day, 10 November, while the RECCA conference follows two days later, giving the Foreign Office a full week of high-level hosting.
The schedule places Pakistan at the centre of several strands of diplomacy at once: its long-standing partnership with the United Nations, joint discussions among Muslim countries on Palestine, and regional economic cooperation on Afghanistan. Each of the three gatherings will be chaired by the foreign minister, underlining the importance Islamabad attaches to the week.
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