Pakistan Reaffirms Unwavering Support for Palestine at Global Ministerial Conference

Pakistan has reiterated its unwavering moral and diplomatic support for Palestine’s struggle for independence, as Federal Minister for Communications, Privatization, and Board of Investment, Abdul Aleem Khan, engaged in high-level discussions with Palestinian Transport Minister Tariq Hussaini Zarrab during the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Morocco.

Pakistan’s Continued Solidarity with Palestine

During the meeting, Minister Aleem Khan reaffirmed Pakistan’s firm stance in support of Palestinian rights, emphasizing that the people of Pakistan stand in complete solidarity with their Palestinian brothers and sisters.

“Pakistan remains committed support to Palestine. The suffering of the Palestinian people is a global concern, and their rightful struggle for self-determination deserves recognition,” stated Minister Aleem Khan.

He further condemned the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Palestine, urging the international community to take decisive action in ensuring justice and peace for the Palestinian people.

Palestinian Minister Appreciates Pakistan’s Unwavering Support

Expressing gratitude, Palestinian Transport Minister Tariq Hussaini Zarrab lauded Pakistan’s consistent diplomatic backing and acknowledged its role as a key advocate for Palestinian rights on the global stage.

“Pakistan has been a strong voice for Palestine, standing with us through every challenge. We deeply value this friendship and unwavering support,” remarked Minister Zarrab.

He expressed optimism that Palestine’s struggle for independence would soon be realized, paving the way for a sovereign Palestinian state.

Pakistan Expands Global Partnerships in Transport and Infrastructure

Beyond diplomatic discussions, Minister Aleem Khan utilized the Global Ministerial Conference as an opportunity to strengthen Pakistan’s ties with key international partners in the transport and infrastructure sectors.

During the conference, he held bilateral meetings with several high-ranking officials, including:

• Aadil-ur-Rahman Khan, Minister of Industry and Production of Bangladesh
• Brigadier General Ali Al-Falahi, Deputy Minister of Oman
• M. Ameen, Minister of Transport of the Maldives

These discussions focused on mutual investment opportunities, infrastructure development, and enhanced intergovernmental cooperation.

Pakistan Seeks International Investment in Transport Sector

Minister Aleem Khan emphasized Pakistan’s vast potential for infrastructure development, encouraging foreign stakeholders to explore investment opportunities in motorway expansion, road safety, and transportation efficiency projects.

“As a country of over 240 million people, we welcome international partnerships in both government-to-government (G2G) and business-to-business (B2B) formats,” he stated.

He also highlighted Pakistan’s progress in reducing traffic incidents and implementing advanced road safety measures to improve overall travel conditions.

Pakistan’s Active Role in Global Road Safety and Development

The 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Morocco served as a critical platform for developing nations to collaborate on infrastructure advancements, sustainable transport solutions, and road safety initiatives.

As the conference concluded, global leaders, including Pakistan’s delegation, reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation in transport and infrastructure, ensuring safer and more efficient connectivity worldwide.