Sri Lankan Prime Minister Denish Jind
Dubai, April 30, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait on Wednesday, expressed its deep concern about the tension between India and Pakistan after the terrorist Bahajam attack and called for restraint on both sides and resolving the crisis through diplomatic media.
In a full support statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar repeated all efforts that were made to reduce tension between India and Pakistan and said it would solve its outstanding issues in dialogue and peaceful ways.
“The talks are the best way to solve regional and international crises and conflicts,” the statement said. It expresses the “deep anxiety” of Qatar when the tension between India and Pakistan increases.
According to this, Qatar called on the two countries to exercise the maximum restoration of restraint, respect the principles of good neighbors and solve the crisis through diplomatic media.
“It expresses concern about the growing tension between India and Pakistan and the ongoing fire in the border areas, in a statement:
This is the request of India and Pakistan to preserve the principles of good neighbors and try to stabilize and peace for the welfare of their people and their logic.
In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kuwait said that it was monitoring the “friendly” tension between India and Pakistan “with great concern and interest.”
She said: “The Ministry confirms the position of Kuwait Company in supporting the diplomatic process and emphasizing logic and dialogue in resolving all regional and international issues.”
The statement said: “The Ministry calls for restraint, avoiding increased tension, following the provisions and rules of international law, and following the principles of the righteous neighbors, and the purpose of this must be a useful dialogue to lead to security and regional and international stability.”
26 people were killed and many others were shot by the terrorists on April 22 in Parason near Pahalgam, a famous tourist city in the Annatag area in southern Kashmir. Most of them were tourists.
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