Pakistan Seeks Global Help for 300M Enduring Occupation & Climate Challenges
Pakistan has called for global action to address humanitarian crises impacting over 300 million people, urging focus on root causes like foreign occupation and climate change.
Pakistan has urged the international community to tackle the root causes of global humanitarian crises, including foreign occupation and climate change, to assist the 308.5 million people in dire need of aid and protection. Speaking at a UN General Assembly debate on "Humanitarian Assistance," Ambassador Usman Jadoon, Pakistan's acting permanent representative to the UN, stressed the need for coordinated efforts to address these existential threats.
Key Highlights
- Global Humanitarian Needs: Conflicts have reached unprecedented levels since 1945, affecting over 300 million people worldwide.
- UN Agencies’ Efforts: Ambassador Jadoon commended the work of UN aid agencies in responding to crises, particularly the UNRWA for its continued life-saving efforts in Gaza despite the tragic loss of 228 staff members since October 7, 2023.
- Call to Action: Jadoon emphasized addressing the root causes of humanitarian emergencies, including foreign occupations and climate-induced disasters.
- Focus on Collaboration: Pakistan highlighted the importance of global cooperation to ensure effective assistance and protection for millions of vulnerable people worldwide.
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