Pakistan Embassy Cairo Observes Kashmir Black Day

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Cairo, Oct 28(APP): The Embassy of Pakistan in Cairo has observed Kashmir Black Day, organized a Seminar titled “Kashmir Faces a Grave Humanitarian Crisis” on 27th October 2021. At the start of the programme, the messages of the President, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan were read out. Ambassador Sajid Bilal in his remarks paid tribute to the Kashmiris for their valiant struggle and highlighted the grave humanitarian crisis in IIOJK and also he reiterated steadfast support of the government and people of Pakistan for Kashmiris’ right of self-determination till Kashmir is liberated from the clutches of illegal Indian occupation.

The Guest Speakers, representing Egyptian intelligentsia, media, and think tank community, in their presentations highlighted that Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) is a disputed territory between Pakistan and India, and no country has the right to unilaterally change its disputed status. The issue is on the agenda of UNSC and should be resolved in accordance with UNSC Resolutions and aspirations of the people of Kashmir, the Guest Speakers added. The speakers said that Indian government’s fascist, anti-Kashmiri and anti-Muslim actions should be emphatically condemned by the international community; Human Rights violations in IIOJK pose a grave humanitarian situation, requiring urgent attention of the world community. The speakers stressed that international community must act immediately and impress upon India to reverse its actions of August 05, 2019 and stop demographic apartheid of Kashmiris.

The seminar was followed by a Photo Exhibition, showcasing the photographs of Pulitzer Prize Winner journalists highlighting the plight of Kashmiris under Indian Occupation.

A large number of intellectuals, journalists, students and Pakistani community notables attended the event.