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Pakistan Assumes UN Security Council Presidency, Urges India to Restore Indus Waters Treaty

Under Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar’s chairmanship Pakistan will host a high-level debate on peaceful dispute settlement at the United Nations

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Overview

  • Pakistan took over the rotating UNSC presidency for July 2025, marking its first term since 2013 and its eighth overall as a non-permanent member
  • Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar will lead an open debate on July 22 focused on promoting international peace through multilateral dispute resolution
  • A briefing on July 24 will explore cooperation between the United Nations and regional and sub-regional organisations
  • Pakistan’s Foreign Office has called on New Delhi to resume full operation of the Indus Waters Treaty after a Hague arbitration ruled the agreement valid
  • The July presidency builds on Pakistan’s recent roles as chair of the Taliban Sanctions Committee and vice-chair of the Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee