Pakistan advocates for equitable civil nuclear cooperation at UN
Most outlets highlighted Pakistan's call for equitable and non-discriminatory civil nuclear cooperation at the United Nations, with an emphasis on the peaceful use of nuclear energy and national energy security. The Express Tribune led with the statement by Ambassador Raza, quoting him directly, while the Associated Press of Pakistan framed the issue in terms of Pakistan's strategic energy needs and the importance of nuclear safety. Both excerpts avoided characterizing opposition or specific reactions from other nations.
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At UN, Pakistan pushes for equitable civil nuclear cooperation
Pakistan has underscored the fundamental importance of equitable, non-discriminatory civil nuclear cooperation to help secure its national energy future.
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At UN, Pakistan pushes for equitable civil nuclear cooperation, stresses safety and energy security
UNITED NATIONS, Oct 24 (APP):Pakistan has underscored the fundamental importance of equitable, non-discriminatory civil nuclear cooperation to help secure its national energy future. “Efforts to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction … must not impede international cooperation in the peaceful uses of dual-use technologies, which is vital for the economic development of the...
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Pakistan calls for equitable, non-discriminatory civil nuclear cooperation at UN
All countries must retain their inalienable right to utilise nuclear energy for peaceful purposes: Ambassador Raza
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