ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that Pakistan’s foreign policy was guided by national interests, pragmatism and constructive engagement. 

Addressing a convocation of Fazaia Medical College in here on Thursday (25th of May, 2023), he said: “We have worked day and night towards the betterment of Pakistan’s relations with all international partners”.

The Foreign Minister said it was a matter of great satisfaction that despite enormous challenges faced at domestic and international fronts, the country had advanced foreign policy interests of Pakistan.

Bilawal pointed out that recent achievements on diplomatic front includeed exit from FATF grey list.

According to the FM Pakistan also played a key role in creating the loss and damage fund at COP 27 for countries impacted by climate change related calamities.

The Foreign Minister maintained: “The success of our policy was also evident in the International Conference on Climate Resilient Pakistan held in Geneva where the international community stood shoulder to shoulder with Pakistan”.

FM Bilawal Bhutto held that the conference was also a befitting response to those who threaten Pakistan of isolation.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said the government looks forward to partnering with the international community to build a Climate Resilient Pakistan. 

The Foreign Minister was also appreciative of all branches of the armed forces for providing medical relief during natural disasters.

He noted that their participation in disaster relief operations was well acknowledged internationally and was a valuable means of public diplomacy for Pakistan.

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