The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has paid a heartfelt tribute to Pakistan's everlasting sacrifices in United Nations peace missions. In a statement, the ISPR highlighted the nation's unwavering commitment to global peace and security, acknowledging the bravery and dedication of Pakistani soldiers who have served in various UN peacekeeping operations around the world.
Pakistan's Role in UN Peacekeeping
Pakistan is one of the largest contributors of troops to UN peacekeeping missions. Since 1960, over 200,000 Pakistani soldiers have served in 46 UN missions across 29 countries. The ISPR emphasized that these sacrifices reflect Pakistan's strong belief in the principles of the UN Charter and its dedication to promoting international peace and stability.
Sacrifices and Recognition
More than 170 Pakistani soldiers have lost their lives while serving in UN peacekeeping missions. The ISPR paid special tribute to these martyrs, stating that their sacrifices will never be forgotten. Pakistan's peacekeepers have been recognized globally for their professionalism, discipline, and commitment to protecting civilians and supporting peace processes.
The ISPR also highlighted the recent contributions of Pakistani peacekeepers in conflict zones such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, and the Central African Republic. Pakistani troops have been involved in a range of activities, including protecting civilians, supporting humanitarian efforts, and facilitating political processes.
The statement concluded by reaffirming Pakistan's resolve to continue contributing to UN peacekeeping efforts and to uphold the legacy of sacrifice and service for global peace.
