Pakistan has strongly condemned an attempt to target the holy city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia.
Islamabad described the incident as deeply disturbing and unacceptable. It also reaffirmed solidarity with Saudi Arabia amid continued Houthi attacks.
Foreign Office spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan issued the statement. He called the reported attempt to target Makkah a deeply alarming act.
He said the incident had hurt the religious sentiments of Muslims worldwide. He also stressed the importance of protecting the sanctity of the Two Holy Mosques.
According to the spokesperson, the Sanctity of the holy sites cannot be compromised. Pakistan also reaffirmed its support for Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Sajjad said Pakistan stood firmly with Saudi Arabia during the current situation. He also condemned attacks targeting civilian areas across the kingdom.
Pakistan further criticized attacks on important installations in Saudi Arabia. The statement specifically mentioned an attack on the East-West Pipeline.
Islamabad said it was concerned about rising tensions across the region. It warned that further escalation could create wider consequences for regional stability.
The Foreign Office also praised the Saudi Armed Forces for their response. Sajjad said Saudi forces acted quickly and professionally during the incident.
He added that Saudi authorities managed to bring the situation under control. The forces also took measures to protect important installations.
Pakistan said it was closely monitoring developments across the Middle East. Islamabad is assessing the rapidly changing security situation in the region.
The government also stressed the importance of dialogue and diplomacy. Pakistan said peaceful engagement should remain central to resolving regional conflicts.
Sajjad emphasized that meaningful negotiations can help address disputes. He said political engagement remains important for achieving lasting peace and stability.
Pakistan has repeatedly called for peaceful solutions to regional conflicts. Islamabad also supports diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing further escalation.
The latest statement again highlighted Pakistan’s position on the Sanctity of the Two Holy Mosques. It also reflected Islamabad’s support for Saudi Arabia during the latest tensions.
The Sanctity of Makkah and Madinah holds deep religious importance for Muslims worldwide. Pakistan said any threat to these sacred places is deeply concerning.
Islamabad said it would continue supporting constructive dialogue and diplomatic initiatives. The government also called for efforts to reduce tensions across the region.
The situation comes amid broader instability in the Middle East. Pakistan said it would continue monitoring developments and supporting peaceful efforts.
Sajjad reiterated that diplomacy remains the preferred path toward regional stability. Pakistan will continue advocating dialogue to prevent further conflict and escalation.
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