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Pakistan’s positive role on global stage acknowledged by international media

Pakistan’s positive role on global stage acknowledged by international media

Web Desk December 20, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Islamabad: Pakistan’s constructive role on the global stage has been recognized, earning praise from international media.

In an article published by the American newspaper Chicago Tribune, renowned U.S. military advisor John Rosenberg commended Pakistan’s positive role in global affairs.

The article highlighted Pakistan’s pivotal and constructive involvement in resolving regional conflicts and participating in international development agreements. It stated that Pakistan has consistently played a significant and positive role in resolving regional disputes and contributing to global development agreements. The article also praised the contributions of Pakistan in the global fight against terrorism.

According to the Chicago Tribune, Pakistan’s role in ensuring secure global maritime trade is also noteworthy. The article emphasized that Pakistan has made unparalleled sacrifices for regional and global peace, particularly in the war against terrorism.

The piece further revealed that Pakistan has endured an economic loss of $153 billion in its efforts to maintain global peace. The article stressed that Pakistan’s role in the global fight against terrorism should not go unnoticed by the world.

The Chicago Tribune, in its article, lauded Pakistan for being the first country to deploy over 300,000 troops in the war against terrorism. Despite facing severe economic challenges, Pakistan spends $2 billion annually on counter-terrorism operations, which are critical not only for regional stability but also for global peace.

The article emphasized the bravery of Pakistan’s armed forces, noting that they have eliminated 541 terrorists in recent operations. It highlighted the sacrifices made by Pakistan’s soldiers, with 153 military personnel and officers martyred in these efforts.

The Tribune also quoted a former military advisor to the Afghan National Army, who praised Pakistan’s political stability, describing it as a flourishing democracy with regular elections.

Moreover, the article acknowledged Pakistan’s exceptional contribution to UN peacekeeping missions, surpassing many other nations. It argued that Pakistan is often misunderstood, while it truly reflects resilience and democratic progress.

The Chicago Tribune further stated that viewing Pakistan negatively disregards its significant contributions to global peace.

The article concluded that it’s time for the international community to view Pakistan with a balanced perspective and recognize its sacrifices and dedication to global stability.

The article serves as a reminder of Pakistan's immense sacrifices and unwavering commitment to fostering global peace and security.

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