India warned against using water as a weapon by Pakistan's PM at ECO Summit
During the 17th Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Summit, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif criticized India's weaponization of water as a new form of aggression. He highlighted the importance of the Indus Waters Treaty and called for regional cooperation to address climate risks and boost economic connectivity.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif expressed concern over India's weaponization of water, calling it a new trend of hostility towards Pakistan. He condemned India's actions at the 17th Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Summit in Azerbaijan, thanking member states for supporting Pakistan. Tensions escalated after India accused Pakistan of an attack in Pahalgam, leading to a crisis in May. The Prime Minister criticized India's defiance of the Indus Waters Treaty and called for regional cooperation on climate change and economic development.
He also condemned Israeli strikes on Iran and violence in Gaza, emphasizing Pakistan's stance against oppression. The Prime Minister thanked Azerbaijan for hosting the summit and announced Lahore as the ECO Tourism Capital for 2027. He endorsed Uzbekistan's Strategic Objective Cooperation 2035, urging unity among member states to tackle global challenges and ensure prosperity.
According to the source: The Express Tribune.
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