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Israel’s interception of Gaza flotilla draws global ire as Pakistan demands release of detained activists

  Pakistan and several other  countries  on Thursday condemned Israel’s “dastardly attack” on the  Global Sumud Flotilla  (GSF) after its forces intercepted the flotilla heading to break Israel’s siege of Gaza and deliver aid. Israeli forces  began intercepting  the flotilla’s latest bid to reach Gaza late last night, the fleet said. Israel has so far intercepted 39 boats with foreign activists on board to Gaza, leaving only one vessel still sailing towards the Palestinian enclave, the flotilla organisers said today. The 45-vessel flotilla, with activists and politicians including  Greta Thunberg  on board, left Spain last month to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza, where the United Nations has warned of famine. Former Pakistani senator  Mushtaq Ahmad Khan  was also on board. Hours after Tel Aviv’s move drew global condemnation, Israeli foreign ministry posted on X that all on board the flotilla were safe would be “deported to Europe”...
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Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Set for Historic Visit to Pakistan

 



Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince is scheduled to arrive in Pakistan tomorrow, marking a significant event in the diplomatic calendar of both nations. This visit is anticipated to strengthen the ties between the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan, focusing on enhancing bilateral relations in various sectors, including trade and investment. Political leaders in Pakistan are preparing to engage in meaningful discussions, reflecting the mutual interest in fostering a deeper partnership.

During his stay in the federal capital, the Crown Prince will hold meetings with key figures in Pakistan’s political leadership. These discussions are expected to cover a wide range of topics, from economic cooperation to security collaboration. Both nations are keen to explore avenues for growth and development that can benefit their populations, showcasing the importance of such high-level diplomatic interactions.

Sources suggest that several key Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) will be signed as part of the Crown Prince's engagements. These agreements are crucial for laying a foundation for future cooperation in various fields, including trade, energy, and cultural exchanges. The signing of these MoUs signifies a commitment to working together and addressing shared challenges, ultimately aiming to improve the quality of life for citizens in both countries.

In a ceremonial highlight, President Asif Ali Zardari will present a medal to the Crown Prince, honoring his contributions and the strengthening of ties between the two nations. This ceremony will be attended by prominent figures, including Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir. Such recognition underscores the significance of the visit and the respect held for the Crown Prince within Pakistan.

This visit comes at a time when both countries are seeking to enhance their strategic partnership. With shared interests in regional stability and economic development, the meetings are poised to yield fruitful outcomes. The Crown Prince's engagements are not only expected to reinforce political ties but also to open up new avenues for trade and investment.

As the visit unfolds, it will be closely watched by analysts and the public alike. The outcomes of these discussions and agreements will play a crucial role in shaping the future of UAE-Pakistan relations. With both nations committed to collaboration, this visit represents a promising chapter in their shared history.

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