Pakistan has intensified its international outreach over India’s decision to keep the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, with Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar warning that prolonged disruption of the 1960 water-sharing framework could have serious consequences for Pakistan’s economy, food security and
Pakistan has urged international attention over the Indus Waters Treaty dispute, warning that the credibility of global agreements could be weakened if India’s decision to keep the treaty in abeyance is not addressed. Indus Waters Treaty Dispute Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said the Indus Waters Treaty remains a key instrument for peace and […]
Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has warned that India’s reservoir expansion and water diversion projects on rivers covered by the Indus Waters Treaty could affect regional water security and stability. He made the remarks while addressing a conference on transboundary water resources in Brussels through a recorded video message. Indus Waters








