Taliban’s Betrayals Threaten Regional Peace, Says Bilawal at Global Conference

Chairman Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, while addressing the opening session of the international conference “Pakistan’s War Against Terrorism for the World” organized by the Islamabad Policy Research Institute, delivered a strong message about regional security and Pakistan’s commitment to defeating terrorism.

He stated that the Taliban-led Afghan interim government’s broken promises are increasingly contributing to instability in the region and urged them to abide by the Doha Agreement.

Bilawal made it clear: “Surrender is not a word in Pakistan’s dictionary. We will defeat terrorism for the safe future of our coming generations.”

He also emphasized that India must engage in meaningful dialogue with Pakistan to achieve long-term peace and highlighted the need to resolve the Kashmir issue in line with the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. He further criticized the use of water as a weapon.

Highlighting Pakistan’s sacrifices in the war against terrorism, Bilawal said the country has paid a heavy price — both in lives and economy. He urged the global community to learn from Pakistan’s experience, stressing that terrorism has no religion, race, or nationality, and respects no law.

He called for collective global action to eradicate terrorism once and for all.