House of Lords Pays Tribute to Pakistan’s Role in Global Peace and Stability

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LONDON – Web Desk: Pakistan’s diplomatic role was extensively praised during an important debate in the British Parliament’s House of Lords, according to reports.

During the debate, Lord Qurban Hussain described Pakistan’s efforts for reducing tensions and establishing peace between the United States and Iran as commendable. He stated that Pakistan played a significant role in this sensitive situation through positive and constructive diplomacy.

Lord Qurban Hussain said in his address that a ceasefire agreement was made possible as a result of the Government of Pakistan’s efforts, while progress continues on the details of a peace agreement between the US and Iran. He also expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s role. The stance was received positively in the House, and Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts were described as a significant development at the global level.

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