ISLAMABAD, Pakistan will take up the issue of India\u2019s terror-financing at international level, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Monday.<\/p>\n
Qureshi in a statement said India\u2019s nefarious designs posed a threat to regional security, which needed attention from the international community.<\/p>\n
He said Pakistan had earlier submitted a dossier based on clear evidence of the Indian terrorism to the United Nations and would again exploit all important fora to highlight the issue.<\/p>\n
As the world stood united against terrorism, he said, \u201cit must take notice of India\u2019s continuous terror-financing to create unrest in Pakistan as witnessed in the recent Lahore\u2019s Johar Town attack\u201d.<\/p>\n
He pointed out that checking terror-financing was one of the goals of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), and stressed that the international watchdog needed to focus on India\u2019s illegal activities.<\/p>\n
Qureshi said Pakistan was taking all possible steps to prevent terrorism and protect its borders.<\/p>\n
He mentioned that Pakistan had done border-fencing and had cleared the tribal areas of terrorists to ensure development. Also, the enactment of legislation to curb terror-financing and measures against money laundering were taken, he added.<\/p>\n
The foreign minister said Pakistan wanted to promote ties with regional countries to attract investment for the prosperity of the country.<\/p>\n
On the Afghanistan situation, he said if the unrest continued, Pakistan would be embroiled in a \u2018two front\u2019 situation, which would be contrary to the global goals of achieving peace.<\/p>\n
For the repatriation of Afghan refugees, he stressed a well-timed and well-resourced strategy to become part of the Afghan peace process.<\/p>\n
On Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), he said the policies of India had failed miserably as the Kashmiri leadership was dissatisfied with the Indian government.<\/p>\n
He mentioned that the Kashmiri leaders in a recent meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanded a review of the unilateral and unconstitutional measures of August 5, 2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan will take up the issue of India\u2019s terror-financing at international level, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Monday. Qureshi in a statement said India\u2019s nefarious designs posed a threat to regional security, which needed attention from the international community. He said Pakistan had […]<\/p>\n
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