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  Pakistan on Tuesday officially took over the presidency of the   United Nations Security Council (UNSC)   for the month of July, marking its eighth time serving on the 15-member body and its first presidency since 2013. Pakistan began its current tenure as a non-permanent member in January 2025, which will continue through 2026. While the UNSC presidency rotates monthly and carries no executive powers, it gives the presiding nation the ability to shape discussions and influence the agenda, especially crucial during moments of global gridlock on pressing issues like the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that Pakistan assumes the presidency with “humility and firm commitment” to the UN Charter. In a social media post, he acknowledged the worsening conflicts and humanitarian crises worldwide, pledging that Pakistan would take on its role with responsibility and purpose. During its presidency, Pakistan will host two m...