ISLAMABAD: Foreign Office says Pakistan has not made any formal request to join BRICS group of nations.
Responding to queries of media persons in Islamabad today about the BRICS summit in Johannesburg, Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said Pakistan will examine the latest developments and make a determination about its future engagement with the Group.
She said Pakistan is an ardent supporter of multilaterism and as a member of several multilateral organizations it has always played an important role for global peace and development.
She said Pakistan shall continue its efforts for fostering the spirit of international cooperation and revitalization of inclusive multilateralism.
Responding to a question, the spokesperson said Pakistan has repeatedly shared concerns with the Afghan authorities about the terrorism threat emanating from Afghanistan.
She said Afghan authorities should honour their commitments of not allowing their land for terrorism against other countries including Pakistan.
To a question, Ms Baloch said Pakistan’s position on Taiwan question is consistent and principled. She said we adhere to one China policy and regard Chinese Taipei as an inalienable part of peoples republic of China.
When asked about the recent Indian ceasefire violation on the Line of Control, the spokesperson said this is unacceptable, urging India to desist from such actions and ensure that the ceasefire understanding continues to hold.
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