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Pakistan Rejects Abraham Accord Invitation, Citing Ideological Conflict

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Pakistan has rejected an invitation from US President Donald Trump to join the Abraham Accords, stating the proposal conflicts with its fundamental ideology and national outlook. Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif clarified that Pakistan would not support any agreement that deviates from its basic national principles, questioning the long-term credibility of normalizing relations with Israel.

  • Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated that Pakistan's passport policy, which does not mention Israel, reflects the institutional policy and long-term vision of not recognizing Israel.
  • US President Trump had urged many Muslim and Arab nations to join the Abraham Accord, linking a potential agreement with Iran to a broader political restructuring of the Middle East.
  • Asif questioned the possibility of building a long-term foundation of trust with parties whose word cannot be trusted.
  • The rejection reiterates Pakistan's official and historical stance on the issue, indicating no change in policy regarding normalization of relations with Israel.

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