Pakistan has reiterated its strong opposition to the use of chemical weapons under all circumstances. The country emphasized that no individual, group, or state should employ such weapons anywhere in the world.
Pakistan’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Usman Jadoon, made the remarks during a United Nations Security Council briefing on the Middle East.
During his address, Jadoon reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to global disarmament efforts. He stressed the importance of maintaining international cooperation to prevent the use and spread of chemical weapons.
Pakistan Supports Chemical Weapons Convention
The Pakistani diplomat described the Chemical Weapons Convention as a cornerstone of the global disarmament framework. He emphasized its continued relevance in promoting international peace and security.
Furthermore, Jadoon expressed Pakistan’s support for efforts aimed at expanding the convention’s universal adoption. He also called for its full, effective, and non-discriminatory implementation worldwide.
According to Pakistan, strengthening compliance with international disarmament agreements remains essential for maintaining global stability. Therefore, the country continues advocating for collective action through multilateral institutions.
Support Expressed for Syrian Cooperation
During the Security Council session, Jadoon also welcomed recent cooperation efforts by Syrian authorities. He appreciated their commitment to working closely with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
Moreover, he noted that constructive engagement with international bodies can help advance transparency and accountability. Such cooperation, he said, contributes to broader disarmament objectives.
Pakistan reiterated its belief that international law and established treaties should guide efforts to eliminate chemical weapons. Consequently, the country continues supporting diplomatic initiatives that strengthen global non-proliferation mechanisms.
The statement reflects Pakistan’s longstanding position on disarmament and its support for international frameworks designed to prevent the use of prohibited weapons across the world.
