Pakistan's constructive role in global affairs has been recognized by international media, with a recent feature in the Chicago Tribune lauding the country’s efforts.
In an article penned by renowned military advisor John Rosenberg, Pakistan’s contributions to regional stability, counterterrorism, and international peacekeeping were highlighted.
The article emphasized Pakistan’s significant efforts in resolving regional conflicts and its pivotal role in global development agreements. Rosenberg noted Pakistan’s unmatched sacrifices in the global war on terror, which have not only ensured regional stability but also benefited international peace.
According to the article, Pakistan has endured an economic loss of $153 billion in its fight against terrorism. It also pointed out that Pakistan deployed over 300,000 troops in counterterrorism operations, making it the first nation to take such a step. Despite its economic challenges, Pakistan allocates $2 billion annually for these operations, underscoring its commitment to global peace.
The Chicago Tribune highlighted Pakistan's critical role in securing international maritime trade and acknowledged the bravery of its soldiers. The report detailed that 541 terrorists were neutralized in recent operations, during which Pakistan’s armed forces suffered 153 casualties.
The piece also shed light on Pakistan’s political progress, describing it as a flourishing democracy that holds regular elections. Furthermore, Rosenberg commended Pakistan's unparalleled contributions to UN peacekeeping missions, stating that its efforts surpass those of many other nations.
The article concluded with a call for the international community to adopt a balanced perspective toward Pakistan. Rosenberg argued that overlooking Pakistan's sacrifices and efforts is akin to ignoring its invaluable contributions to global peace and security.
