Today marks the observance of the "International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers" in Pakistan and across the globe, highlighting the recognition of the courageous efforts of individuals who have served in UN peacekeeping missions worldwide.
Pakistan honors the brave men who have participated in United Nations peacekeeping endeavors, reflecting the country's steadfast commitment to promoting peace, alleviating human suffering, and fostering enduring stability in regions afflicted by conflict and turmoil.
As the largest contributor of troops to UN peacekeeping missions, Pakistan's contributions have been significant. Since 1960, Pakistan has deployed approximately 235,000 troops in 48 UN peacekeeping missions across 29 countries, spanning nearly all continents.
Presently, around 3,000 Pakistani peacekeeping troops are actively engaged in missions across several countries, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Cyprus, Western Sahara, and Somalia.
The Pakistani peacekeeping forces demonstrate remarkable skill and dedication in fulfilling the mandates of UN peacekeeping missions, contributing significantly to the organization's global peace efforts.
On this occasion of the International Day of Peace, Pakistan pays tribute to the invaluable services rendered by its "Pakistani Peacekeepers" in advancing the noble cause of world peace.
Pakistan takes pride in its longstanding commitment to UN peacekeeping initiatives and remains steadfast in its support for measures aimed at enhancing the safety and security of UN peacekeepers.
