Ishaq Dar to Attend Key UN Security Council Meeting on Global Peace and Regional Stability
May 2026 | By Azad News
Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar is expected to attend a high-level United Nations Security Council meeting in New York on May 26, where global leaders will discuss international peace, regional stability, and the strengthening of the UN-centered international system.
The ministerial-level debate is being convened under China’s presidency of the UN Security Council and comes amid growing international concern over tensions involving Iran and the United States.
According to diplomatic sources, Dar will arrive in New York after accompanying Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif during his official visit to China.
The meeting will focus on upholding the principles of the United Nations Charter and promoting peaceful diplomatic solutions to ongoing international conflicts and security challenges.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is expected to chair the session, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has also been invited to participate in the discussions.
Several countries, including Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Cambodia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Turkmenistan, and the Czech Republic, are also expected to send senior diplomatic representatives to the gathering.
Representatives from all five permanent members of the UN Security Council — the United States, China, Russia, France, and the United Kingdom — are scheduled to attend the session.
Diplomatic observers believe the meeting could provide another opportunity for Pakistan to reinforce its call for dialogue, de-escalation, and peaceful conflict resolution in the Middle East.
Pakistani officials have repeatedly emphasized the importance of diplomacy and adherence to international law while urging restraint from all parties involved in regional tensions.
Conclusion
Ishaq Dar’s participation in the upcoming UN Security Council session highlights Pakistan’s continued diplomatic engagement on global peace and regional stability issues at a critical moment in international affairs.
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