Pakistan has warned that continued attacks on Saudi Arabia pose a serious threat to regional peace and security, expressing deep concern over the situation.
Foreign Office spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan made the remarks during his weekly press briefing. He said attacks targeting Saudi civilian areas and critical infrastructure were unacceptable. Pakistan also extended condolences to the families of those killed and expressed sympathy for the injured.
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Khan reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, security and stability. He said Islamabad remained committed to cooperation with Riyadh under their joint defence agreement.
The spokesperson said Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Türkiye had renewed their solidarity with the kingdom. The four countries also supported Saudi Arabia’s defensive measures and called for an immediate and unconditional end to attacks against it.
Pakistan’s statement comes amid continuing concerns over security and stability across the region. Islamabad stressed the importance of protecting civilians and critical infrastructure while maintaining regional peace.
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Separately, Pakistan and 18 other countries condemned Colombia’s decision to open an embassy in occupied Jerusalem, according to a Foreign Office statement. The countries said the move contradicted relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions.
The joint statement also warned that opening the embassy could undermine efforts toward a two-state solution. The position reflects Pakistan’s continued opposition to steps it considers inconsistent with international resolutions on Jerusalem. Pakistan reiterated its support for Saudi Arabia while also highlighting concerns over developments affecting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.