Pakistan has been an active member of the UN since joining in 1947, participating in agencies and conferences. In 1993, Pakistan served a two-year term on the UN Security Council. Pakistani nationals also contribute skills within the UN itself. Pakistan receives assistance from UN development organizations in fields like agriculture. The UNDP allocated over $87 million to Pakistan from 1992-1996. Pakistan maintains permanent missions to the UN in New York and Geneva.

1. PAKISTAN POLICY WITH
UN

2. Pakistan Relation With UNO
 Pakistan joined the UN on September
30, 1947, after its independence and
has been an active participant in the
UN and its specialized agencies and
other bodies, as well as in various
specialized UN conferences.

3. ROLE IN UNO
 In 1993 Pakistan was elected to a two-year term
on the UN Security Council
 In addition, Pakistani nationals have contributed
their skills within the UN itself. For example, in
1987, Nafis Sadik, a Pakistani woman
physician, became executive director of the
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) with
the rank of undersecretary general.
 Pakistan has also been the recipient of
assistance from UN development organizations,
including the United Nations Development
Programme (UNDP) and the Food and
Agriculture Organization (FAO) in a variety of
fields such as agriculture, water and sanitation,
national planning, and human development.

4. CONTINUE…..
 The UNDP, for example, allocated more
than US$87 million for assistance to
Pakistan for the 1992-96 program
period.
 Pakistan maintains a permanent
mission to the UN, which is currently
headed by Ambassador Abdullah
Hussain Haroon in New York.
 There is a second mission based at the
UNO office in Geneva, Switzerland.

5. CONTINUE…..
 The Pakistani military has played a key role
in the UN's peacekeeping programme in
different parts of the world, most prominently
in Somalia , Sierra
Leone, Bosnia, Congo and Liberia.
 The UN continues to remain a keen observer
of the Kashmir conflict between Pakistan and
India, centring around the disputed state of
Jammu and Kashmir.
 Since the transfer of power to both countries
in 1947 of the divided territory, the UN has
played an extensive role in regulating and