ISLAMABAD: Following its recent military successes against India, Pakistan has extended its victories to the diplomatic arena. Through effective diplomacy and unmasking India’s false narratives and propaganda, Pakistan is gaining recognition as a key player on the world stage.
As the world shifts, old alliances are fading. New powers are rising. In this changing landscape, Pakistan stands tall with strategic diplomacy and measured action.
After the Pahalgam false flag, India launched baseless aggression. Pakistan stayed calm. It acted like a responsible state. When forced to respond, it did so with restraint and clarity. This approach earned global respect.
India, meanwhile, faces growing embarrassment. Evidence now links it to state-sponsored terrorism — not just in Pakistan but also in the U.S. and Canada. While India makes loud, hollow statements, Pakistan uses facts, logic, and diplomacy.
Pakistan’s global rise is not symbolic. The United Nations has recognized its leadership. Pakistan now heads the Taliban Sanctions Committee. It holds the Vice-Chair role in the Counter-Terrorism Committee. It also co-leads two working groups on Sanctions and Legal Documents. These are real responsibilities, not ceremonial titles.
India tried to block Pakistan’s progress. It failed. The world now sees Pakistan as a key player, especially in Afghan affairs and regional peace.
While India blames Pakistan for its own internal conflicts, Pakistan responds with proof and professionalism. It avoids emotional reactions. Instead, it builds alliances. China, Turkey, and Azerbaijan openly support Pakistan’s stance. That support shows the world is listening.
Pakistan also wins on the economic front. In one month, it secured $1 billion from the IMF. It got $800 million from the Asian Development Bank. Talks with the World Bank may bring $40 billion more. These deals show trust. Pakistan is no longer just an aid seeker — it’s a reliable partner.
In contrast, Indian Prime Minister Modi focused on slogans. His visits offered no real diplomacy. They included rallies, not results. India’s absence from the recent G7 summit says a lot. The world now values insight, action, and stability — not noise.
Pakistan’s rise is not a one-time event. It’s the result of smart strategy and clear vision. Today, the world respects action, not empty words. Pakistan has shown it can lead with reason, not rhetoric.
Now is the time to own this success. Pakistan is not on the sidelines. It is at the center of global decisions. It is not a crisis — it is a solution. It is not noise — it is wisdom, calm, and strength.
