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Joint Declaration Against Israel Muslim and Arab leaders gathered in Doha to call for a reevaluation of their ties with Israel following a deadly attack in Qatar that resulted in six casualties. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Arab League (AL) organized the summit, advocating for strong measures against Israel. Review of diplomatic and economic relations with Israel Pursuit of legal actions over actions against Palestinians Accountability under international law Participation of Key Regional Nations The summit included key Gulf neighbors such as the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco. These countries have previously recognized Israel. The UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco, signatories of the Abraham Accords five years ago, sent senior delegates. Calls for Stronger International Actions The summit aimed to increase international pressure on Israel to end the Gaza conflict and to address humanitarian issues. Member states called for Israel’s suspension from the United Nations and emphasized coordinated efforts within Muslim and Arab societies. Qatar’s Emir Accuses Israel of Obstructing Peace Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, accused Israel of obstructing peace initiatives. He claimed that Israel targeted Hamas negotiators to sabotage ceasefire talks, gaining strong support from summit participants. Attendance of High-Profile Regional Leaders The summit was attended by prominent figures, including: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas Pakistan’s Role in Regional Diplomacy Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stressed Pakistan’s commitment to the Palestinian cause and advocated for united action among the Muslim community. Strong Warnings from Regional Leaders Iran’s President Pezeshkian warned that without unity, no Arab or Islamic capital is safe. “Tomorrow, it could be any Arab or Islamic city. The choice is clear—we must unite,” he declared. Turkey’s President Erdogan criticized Israel for its “terrorist mentality,” pointing out the growing frustration over ongoing conflicts. Egypt’s Warning on Peace Deal Threats Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi cautioned that Israel’s attack in Qatar could threaten future peace negotiations.

Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, the former Prime Minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President, departed for London on Monday aboard Qatar Airways. The prominent political leader left from Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore for a planned two-week medical visit. Departure from Jati Umra Nawaz Sharif left early Monday morning from his Jati Umra residence in Raiwind, according to family sources. He traveled to Allama Iqbal International Airport, where he boarded the Qatar Airways flight to London. Airport officials confirmed all journey preparations were completed that day, including his scheduled flight departure. Two-Week Medical Stay Sharif intends to stay in London for two weeks, undergoing routine medical examinations and health checks at UK medical facilities. This journey marks his second trip to London this year; he previously visited in June for similar health consultations and monitoring. Health Assessments in Lahore Prior to his departure, the former Prime Minister underwent medical evaluations at the Punjab Institute of Neurosciences in Lahore. These assessments included: An MRI of his neck due to muscular discomfort Thorough examinations conducted by medical experts Clearance for international travel The evaluations are part of an established medical protocol set by his healthcare team.

Pakistan has called on the international community to establish regulations on emerging technologies to ensure global peace and security. This appeal was made during a United Nations Inter-Parliamentary Union (UN-IPU) hearing. Pakistan’s representatives stressed the need for international frameworks to guide advancements in artificial intelligence, cyber tools, and autonomous systems to prevent misuse. Risks of Unchecked Technological Advancement The Pakistani delegation cautioned that unchecked emerging technologies pose significant risks to international stability. Without regulation, these systems could escalate conflicts. Pakistan emphasized the necessity of global cooperation to ensure that technology advances promote development and peace instead of division and warfare. Senator Aziz Warns Against Weaponization of Cyberspace Senator Aziz highlighted the severe threat posed by the weaponization of information, communications, and technologies (ICTs) within cyberspace. He advocated for the enforcement of international laws, including humanitarian laws, to safeguard peace, security, and stability. The senator maintained that regulatory frameworks are crucial to prevent the misuse of technology and preserve international stability. Pakistan’s Commitment to International Collaboration The delegation reaffirmed Islamabad’s commitment to working with global partners on key issues, including: Responsible innovation in emerging technologies Fair digital governance frameworks Promotion of collective security measures Call for Adaptive Regulatory Standards Senator Aziz’s Advocacy for Regulation Senator Aziz urged governments to ensure regulatory processes for new technologies are adaptable to rapid advancements. He stressed the importance of international collaboration in developing harmonized regulatory standards. The UN-IPU hearing provided a platform for member states to debate the balance between technological innovation and global security. Pakistan’s advocacy reflects a growing consensus on the need for coordinated governance of emerging technologies.