Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar met with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Saturday in Riyadh, where the Joint Arab-Islamic Extraordinary Summit was still going on. They talked about the latest situation caused by the Israeli occupation forces’ attacks on Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.
The leader of the country praised the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s support for the Palestinian cause, especially the wise leadership of the crown prince and the person in charge of the two holiest churches.
He praised the Saudi government for calling the meeting at the right time to come up with a plan for Joint Arab-Islamic Action to improve the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories.
The two leaders stressed how important it was for the whole world to work together right away to stop Israel from attacking the innocent Palestinians who are under siege in a cruel and random way.
They also stressed how important it was to lift the blockade of occupied Gaza right away so that people there could get much-needed medical and humanitarian help.
The prime minister spoke out against Israel’s bombing of schools, hospitals, refugee camps, and private buildings, which killed more than 10,000 people.
He also said that Pakistan was fully committed to a fair and long-lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This would be based on the two-state solution, which would create a Palestinian state with borders that existed before June 1967 and AlQuds Alsharif as its capital.
PM Kakar also met with Sheikh Meshal Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah, the crown prince of Kuwait.
Both leaders talked about the ongoing war in occupied Palestine and how worried they were about the terrible situation in Gaza, where Israeli attacks and a siege are destroying civilian infrastructure and killing a huge number of people.
They stressed how important it was for there to be an immediate end to the fighting, the siege, and the lack of much-needed relief aid for the people of Gaza who were trapped.
The prime minister said that Pakistan has always taken a strong stance in support of the Palestinians’ right to be free from Israeli illegal rule. He also said that Pakistan has always supported the two-state option, which is in line with UN and OIC resolutions.
The two leaders also talked about their relationships with each other, especially in the areas of business and trade. PM Kakar told the crown prince of Kuwait about the SIFC and asked him to look into investment options in Pakistan.
The crown prince said he would tell the right people in Kuwait about this news. He also said nice things about the Pakistani community and how they helped Kuwait grow.
