Pakistan has strongly condemned the reported Houthi attack targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
On October 11, Foreign Office Spokesperson Ambassador Sajjad Haider Khan described the targeting of a civilian airport as an act of terrorism. He said it violated international law and threatened regional peace and security.
Pakistan Expresses Concern for Victims
The Foreign Office expressed concern over reports of casualties and injuries resulting from the attack. It extended condolences to the bereaved families and wished those injured a full and speedy recovery.
The spokesperson said attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure were unacceptable. He called for an immediate end to such actions.
Pakistan also urged the international community to take a firm stand against attacks that endanger innocent lives and undermine regional stability.
Pakistan Reaffirms Support for Saudi Arabia
Pakistan expressed solidarity with the leadership and people of Saudi Arabia. The Foreign Office reaffirmed Islamabad’s commitment to the Kingdom’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, security and stability.
The spokesperson referred to the Makkah Agreement for Joint Defence and recent decisions by its Strategic, Political and Defence Committee. He said Pakistan remained committed to supporting Saudi Arabia’s security.
Islamabad Calls for End to Attacks
Pakistan said Saudi Arabia had the right to defend its territory, protect its people and safeguard vital infrastructure against threats.
The Foreign Office called on the Houthi militia to stop its attacks immediately. It also reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to standing alongside Saudi Arabia in matters concerning the Kingdom’s security and defence.
The statement underscores Pakistan’s diplomatic support for Saudi Arabia amid concerns over regional security and threats to civilian infrastructure.
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