ISLAMABAD, May 6 — Senior government officials celebrated the first anniversary of “Marka-i-Haq” on Tuesday, asserting that Pakistan’s successful defense against external aggression last year has solidified its position as a pivot for regional stability. During a series of commemorative events, leadership emphasized that the country’s firm stance not only protected its territorial integrity but also elevated its standing as a credible mediator in current global conflicts, particularly in the Middle East. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, addressing the diplomatic corps, noted that Pakistan’s commitment to the UN Charter remains the cornerstone of its foreign policy, even when faced with unprovoked escalation.
Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar briefed the Diplomatic Corps on the first anniversary of #MarkaEHaq, describing it as a symbol of Pakistan’s unity, resilience, and the unwavering resolve of its Armed Forces to defend the country’s sovereignty and… pic.twitter.com/i5CaPGebh2
— Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficePk) May 5, 2026
Quick Facts
- Pakistan commemorated the one-year anniversary of the “Marka-i-Haq” conflict with India.
- Deputy PM Ishaq Dar thanked the U.S., Saudi Arabia, and Turkey for facilitating the 2025 ceasefire.
- Leadership warned that any unilateral interference with the Indus Waters Treaty would be viewed as a hostile act.
- Defense Minister Khawaja Asif described Pakistan as a “guarantor of peace” in South Asia.
- Information Minister Atta Tarar noted that the international community has largely rejected non-credible narratives against Pakistan.
- A new documentary and book titled The Battle of Truth were launched to document the 2025 events.
Deputy Prime Minister Dar highlighted the critical role played by international partners, including U.S. President Donald Trump, in achieving the ceasefire that ended the hostilities in May 2025. He also raised concerns regarding water security, pointing to irregular flow fluctuations in the Chenab and Jhelum rivers as evidence of treaty violations. Dar emphasized that while Pakistan remains a proponent of peace, it will not compromise on its essential resources or sovereign rights.
At a ceremony organized by the military’s media wing and the Information Ministry, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif stated that the nation emerged from the 2025 crisis more resilient and professionally prepared. He reiterated that Pakistan’s armed forces are ready to counter any form of proxy warfare or conventional threat. The Information Minister added that Pakistan’s diplomatic outreach—which includes engagement with over 120 global leaders—demonstrates a commitment to multilateralism and the restoration of global supply chains affected by ongoing international tensions. The state remains focused on fostering a “win-win” environment for regional stakeholders through consistent dialogue.
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