Summary
- Pakistan, he said, will not drop its offer of dialogue.
- Pakistan wants peace but will defend its sovereignty, he said.
- For now, the Margalla Dialogue 2026 gave Islamabad a stage for its case, and Dar said Pakistan will keep pressing for dialogue.
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Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar used the Margalla Dialogue 2026 to urge diplomacy and dialogue as great-power rivalries grow.
Dar told the Islamabad conference on Tuesday that Pakistan will defend its sovereignty and interests, and keep working for peace and prosperity in the region.
What Dar said at the Margalla Dialogue 2026
The Margalla Dialogue 2026 took as its theme “Global Order in Transition: Navigating Strategic Uncertainty,” and Dar built his speech around it. He said great-power rivalries are sharpening, conflicts drag on and arms control is weakening.
However, he said geopolitics and economic competition now overlap more than before. He warned that turmoil around the Gulf and the Red Sea could damage trade, energy flows and economies worldwide.
Advances in artificial intelligence and cyber tools, Dar said, bring fresh security risks.
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