Islamabad: Ahead of India’s presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for a month from August 01, Pakistan on Saturday expressed its hope that New Delhi would follow international rules and norms.
Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson said this in a statement, responding to queries about India assuming the charge of the UNSC for the month of August.
“We hope that India will abide by the relevant rules and norms governing the conduct of the Security Council Presidency,” the FO said.
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