ISLAMABAD, July 22 : Leader of Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Sheikh Dr Hamam Hamoudi has said that Iraq strongly supports Pakistan’s stance on Kashmir dispute and it should be resolved according to aspirations of Kashmiri people in the light of UN Security Council resolutions.
He expressed these views during his separate meetings with Chairman
Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir Fakhar Imam, Chairman National Assembly Standing Committee Foreign Affairs Malik Ehsanullah Tiwana and Leadership of All Parties Hurriyat Conference in Islamabad on Monday.
Dr Hamam Hamoudi said the international community should influence India to stop atrocities in held Kashmir and ensure the provision of right to self-determination as promised by world body.
He said Kashmir and Palestine are oldest un-resolved issues on the agenda of United Nations and the global forum should play its due role in their resolution.
He strongly condemned the use of pallet guns against unarmed Kashmiris in occupied Kashmir.
He said Pakistan should highlight these atrocities and human rights violation of Indian Forces at every international forum.
Leader of Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq said peace in the region is very imperative for development, prosperity and stability and Pakistan and India should hold dialogue to resolve these issues.
He said Iraq also appreciates Pakistan’s full support on Palestine issue. He said that Iraq wants to benefit from the huge experience of Pakistan in counter terrorism.
Dr Hamam Hamoudi said that his government will welcome Pakistani investment in different sectors of Iraq including infrastructure, energy, agriculture, health and education.
He said that both counties can cooperate in tourism as large number of Pakistani visits Iraq for Ziara in Najaf and Kabala.
In his views, Chairman Kashmir Committee Fakhar Imam said that Pakistan welcomes the Iraqi support to Pakistan on Kashmir issue.
He said Pakistan is highlighting the core issue on international forums with proofs of human rights violations.
Fakhar Imam said number of reports have been released and published by international bodies including United Nations, EU, Amnesty International and other well-reputed newspapers which document the Indian atrocities in occupied valley.-Agencies
