UAE Calls for Calm Between India and Pakistan, Reaffirms Support for Peaceful Solutions

UAE Urges Restraint from India and Pakistan, Reaffirms Commitment to Peaceful Dialogue

Dubai, UAE – The United Arab Emirates’ Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has strongly urged India and Pakistan to back off the edge and prevent further escalation in the face of escalating military tensions.

In a well-crafted statement, Sheikh Abdullah stressed the urgent need for restraint, urging both countries to put diplomatic engagement and productive dialogue ahead of conflict. In addition to bilateral relations, he pointed out that maintaining regional security and preventing instability across South Asia depend on a peaceful solution reached through understanding.

Sheikh Abdullah reaffirmed the UAE’s firm commitment to peaceful conflict resolution, stressing that diplomacy is the most practical and effective means of resolving differences. He stressed that establishing lasting peace, stability and prosperity for the people of the region requires sincere communication and cooperation.

The Foreign Minister reiterated the UAE’s continued commitment to assisting regional and global efforts to foster peaceful solutions. He pledged that the UAE will continue to actively support projects aimed at reducing tensions, avoiding humanitarian consequences and maintaining long-term stability in volatile areas.

The call comes amid growing international concerns following India’s recent military strikes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the subsequent pressure on regional airspace and civilian aviation. The UAE’s diplomatic message is seen as part of its broader foreign policy strategy to act as a stabilizing force in international affairs.