Pakistani forces are ready for world peace according to the thoughts of Allama Iqbal

Pakistani forces are ready for world peace according to the thoughts of Allama Iqbal پاکستانی افواج علامہ اقبال کے افکار کے مطابق عالمی امن کے لیے تیار

(Asghar Ali Mubarak)

According to the great thoughts of the poet of the East, Allama Muhammad Iqbal, the Pakistan Army is always ready to make sacrifices for the defense of the homeland and world peace.

 The international community therefore recognizes the efforts of the Pakistani forces.

Allama Muhammad Iqbal invited people in general and Muslims in particular to be ready to defend themselves

Defense is essential individually and collectively the stability of any state depends on its strong defense

Allama Muhammad Iqbal used to think like a thinker and called to act like a mujahid. Because man is the deputy of Allah, the Khalifa of Allah, the representative of Allah, the arm of Allah and the voice of Allah.

The great poet of Islamic sentiments Dr. Allama Muhammad Iqbal says, God’s hand is power and tongue; create faith, O heedless, that the defeated is doubt. Whether their ideology is nationalism or patriotism, let them be the guardians of strong and coherent borders and ideological borders.

 Allama Iqbal believes that the universe is for man, not man for the universe. He has been entrusted with the task of conquering the universe

Pakistan’s role in the United Nations peacekeeping mission has been recognized. The participants of the 28th annual conference of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Center appreciated Pakistan’s continuous efforts for world peace.

The participants of the annual conference expressed this appreciation to the International  closing ceremony of the 28th annual conference of the Association of Peacekeeping Training Center was held at the Center for International Peace and Stability, NUST, Islamabad.

Remember earlier Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir officially started the ceremony with the inauguration of the new building of the International Peace and Stability Center.

Under Secretary General of the Department of Peace Operations, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, United Nations Police Advisor, Acting Deputy Military Advisor and other senior officials were also present at the opening ceremony of the conference.

In the keynote address, Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir emphasized that global peace is facing emerging threats and challenges. The plight of innocent Kashmiris and Palestinians, despite numerous peace-building efforts by the United Nations and other institutions, is a stark reminder that much more needs to be done.

Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir said that the situation of innocent Kashmiris and Palestinians gives a message to do a lot. According to ISPR, the 28th annual conference of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Center IAPTC was held for the first time in Pakistan at the Center for International Peace and Stability in Islamabad from November 4 to 8.

The Chief Guest Jean-Pierre Lacroix acknowledged Pakistan’s role in the UN peacekeeping mission and praised Pakistan for hosting the conference. Earlier, the Army Chief was welcomed by Inspector General Training and Evaluation Lieutenant General Fayaz Hussain Shah on his arrival.

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement that Defense Secretary Lt Gen Retd Muhammad Ali presided over the closing ceremony. He thanked the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Center Secretariat, panelists, participants and the Center for International Peace and Stability for organizing a productive and successful week-long conference on Adaptive Training Strategies for Peace Operations. In the concluding session, delegates were briefed on the fruitful discussions, innovative ideas and proposed initiatives that emerged during the conference.

Emphasis was placed on innovative training methods, increasing technology integration, empowering women’s participation in peace building, and the importance of information integrity.

The conference also highlighted the importance of international cooperation to address emerging challenges to peacekeeping. Former President of the International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centre, Brigadier General Joyce (Kenya) formally inaugurated the Principal Nest Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies handed over the presidency to Raja Aftab Khan.

The conference laid a strong foundation for future initiatives, reinforcing Pakistan’s commitment to promoting peace, security and stability worldwide. Recall that the United Nations came into being in 1945 when the five permanent members of the Security Council ratified its Charter.

They declared that the day would help to inform people about the goals and achievements of the United Nations and to garner their support for its work. Since its establishment.

Pakistan as a member of the United Nations has played an important role in establishing peace through active diplomatic, moral and material support in the world.

Recalls the contribution of the armed forces of Pakistan in peace initiatives as one of the largest military contributors in the world.

Pakistan’s highest number of martyred peacekeepers speaks volumes for its determination and efforts to promote the great cause of world peace.

 Achieving peace in conflict-affected areas of the world is not easy but the history of Pakistan Army is full of sacrifices, services to humanity and promoting collective security for human prosperity. In this regard, Pakistan is a very important role in the peacekeeping force of the United Nations. Pakistan joined the United Nations on September 30, 1947. Since 1960, it has been actively involved in most of the peacekeeping missions of the United Nations. , has been in Liberia, Somalia, Ivory Coast, Western Sahara, Sierra Leone, Bosnia, Kosovo, Georgia, East Timor, Haiti among others.

 Even now, more than 8200 troops of Pakistan Army are engaged in various peace missions in various unstable countries.

The performance of Pakistani peacekeepers has been recognized by many world leaders including the United Nations.

The undisputed professionalism of the Pakistani forces has made them the inspiration of every Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Force Commander in every UN peacekeeping mission. In this regard, Pakistan’s commitment to the United Nations has been recognized by the Secretary General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, who himself visited Pakistan and inaugurated the Center for International Peace and Stability on 13 August 2013 and the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission.

Appreciated Pakistan’s efforts in missions. Pakistan contributed 1,500 infantry troops from 3 October 1962 to 30 April 1963 to maintain and monitor the ceasefire during the transition of western Iran from Dutch rule to Indonesia.

The only instance in the history of the United Nations when a UN force went to Indonesia was a Pakistani military force that faithfully played its role. Participated. Yemen entered a state of civil war in 1962.

To ensure that the conflict does not become a global incident, the United Nations established its Yemen Observation Mission.

 United Nations Transition Assistance Group in Namibia was established to assist the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to ensure the early independence of Namibia through free and fair elections, and to carry out a number of other duties.

 For this purpose, 20 military observers of the Pakistan Army performed their duties in Namibia from April 1, 1989 to March 21, 1990.

Notably, the Pakistan Army played a positive role in the Middle East, and was at the forefront of restoring peace.

The United Nations Iraq-Kuwait Observer Mission was established in April 1991 following the forced withdrawal of Iraqi forces from Kuwait.

 Its task was to monitor the demilitarized zone along the Iraq-Kuwait border and prevent border violations. Pakistani forces who helped to continue their service there from April 1991 to 2003 were assigned the most difficult area north of Kuwait City.

The operation conducted by the Task Force of Engineers of the Pakistan Army was internationally recognized for its professionalism and dedication. While part of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia, Pakistan’s military forces conducted peacekeeping operations in the most remote areas from May 1992 to August 1993 persuaded to surrender. At the request of the United Nations in Latin America under the United Nations Mission in Haiti, Pakistan provided an infantry battalion, which arrived in Haiti in March 1995 and was deployed in Cape Haitian.

Pakistan Army worked for world peace under difficult conditions, major powers must abandon their false propaganda against Pakistan and its armed forces, as the latter has done more in response to international calls for world peace.

Whereas six Pakistani soldiers sacrificed their lives in compliance with the unwavering commitment of the Pakistan Army for international peace. In this regard, five of the six Tahir Ikram, Tahir Mehmood, Muhammad Naeem, Adil Jan and Muhammad Shafiq belonged to the armed forces of Pakistan while the sixth Abrar Syed was a civilian. In this regard, Secretary General Antonio Guterres presided over a ceremony at the United Nations headquarters in which 117 soldiers, police and civilian peacekeepers, including 6 Pakistanis, were awarded the Dig Hammarsk Gold Medals of Courage.

In this regard, Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United Nations   said: “We are committed to supporting vulnerable communities affected by conflict and will continue to adapt to the changing environment and the needs of peace operations”.

Nevertheless, the positive contribution of Pakistan’s armed forces to UN peacekeeping operations reflects Pakistan’s desire to uphold the principles of human dignity, freedom and self-determination.