The United Nations (UN)

It is a global platform where nearly every country in the world comes together to solve common problems — from war and hunger to health and human rights.
It was created after World War II in 1945 to protect peace, promote justice, and help nations work together instead of fighting alone.

Why the UN Matters???

The UN works on issues that affect every human being — no matter their country, language, or religion.

Prevent wars and promote peace between nations

Deliver aid during disasters like floods or earthquakes

Delivering aid during disasters like floods or earthquakes involves a multi-faceted approach, including providing immediate relief, coordinating resources, and ensuring long-term recovery effort

Fight poverty and hunger

Around the world, 648 million people live in extreme poverty. They survive on less than $2.15 a day, an amount which is impossible to support a healthy livelihood in any part of the world.

Protect human rights, especially for women, children, and minorities

Support education and healthcare

Furniture Assembly

IMPORTANCE

Why It’s Important for Pakistan

or a country like Pakistan — dealing with economic challenges, climate disasters, refugee crises, and regional instability — the UN is not just a global organization, it’s a partner.
Through the UN:

Pakistan at the UN – A Global Voice

Pakistan has been an active member of the UN since 1947. It has:

Contributed thousands of soldiers to UN peacekeeping missions

United Nations peacekeeping missions, playing a key role in global peace and stability. Indian troops have served in conflict zones across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

Played a role in debates on Kashmir, Palestine, and Islamophobia

Pakistan has actively participated in international debates on issues like Kashmir, Palestine, and Islamophobia, often raising these topics at the United Nations and other global forums. It advocates for the rights of Kashmiris under UN resolutions

Supported global goals for climate action and development

Pakistan has supported global efforts toward climate action and sustainable development, aligning with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The country has launched initiatives like the Billion Tree Tsunami and participated in international climate conferences.