Pakistan has accepted an invitation to join the International Board of Peace, a global initiative aimed at achieving sustainable peace in Gaza, the Foreign Office of Pakistan said on Tuesday.
A spokesperson said Pakistan will participate under the Gaza peace framework aligned with United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803. Islamabad expects the board to help secure a permanent ceasefire, expand humanitarian assistance, and support post-conflict reconstruction in Gaza.
The Foreign Office reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for rebuilding Gaza and addressing the urgent humanitarian needs of the Palestinian people. It also reiterated Pakistan’s full backing for the Palestinian right to self-determination.
Restating its long-standing stance, Pakistan said it supports a two-state solution based on pre-1967 borders, with an independent Palestinian state and Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
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— Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficePk) January 21, 2026The spokesperson said Islamabad expects the board’s framework to translate into concrete action, including steps toward a lasting ceasefire, smoother aid delivery, and practical reconstruction measures. Pakistan aims to play a constructive, proactive role on the board to advance these goals.
The decision followed an invitation extended by Donald Trump to the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the spokesperson confirmed.
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Pakistan expressed hope that coordinated international efforts through the Board of Peace would ease human suffering in Gaza and lay the foundation for a just and durable peace.
Pakistan’s move came after Turkey confirmed its decision to join the Board of Peace. The Turkish Foreign Ministry said Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will sign the agreement on January 22 in Switzerland.
Turkish officials said the step reflects Ankara’s active diplomatic role in promoting stability in conflict regions. They added that high-level consultations on peace and humanitarian issues are expected during the World Economic Forum, reinforcing Turkey’s engagement with global partners on Gaza.
