Sharm El Sheikh Peace Summit: On Monday (October 13) at the Sharm Al Sheikh Peace Conference in Egypt, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that the entire credit for stopping the war between India and Pakistan goes to US President Donald Trump. This statement came at a time when a cordial atmosphere was seen between Sharif and Trump on the stage. The world saw India’s diplomacy.

US President Donald Trump, who has proposed the Gaza peace plan, is a co-organizer of the conference. Along with him, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi is also a co-organizer. Earlier in the day, Trump addressed the Israeli Parliament, where he praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and issued a stern warning to Hamas against violence.

PM Modi welcomed Gaza ceasefire

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was invited to the Egypt summit, but sent Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh. Welcoming the ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages, Modi wrote on ‘X’ (formerly Twitter), ‘We welcome the release of all the hostages who have been held captive for more than two years. It is a symbol of the courage of their families, President Trump’s tireless peace efforts and Prime Minister Netanyahu’s determination. We support President Trump’s sincere efforts to bring peace to the region.

Leaders of more than 20 countries attended the conference

According to the Egyptian Presidential Office, leaders of at least 20 countries are participating in the Sharm el-Sheikh peace conference. Congress MP and former diplomat Shashi Tharoor posted on X and raised the question, ‘Is this strategic restraint or a lost opportunity?’ Shashi Tharoor clarified that this is not a question on the qualifications of Kirti Vardhan Singh, but this level of representation of India in the presence of such big leaders may indicate “strategic distance”, which does not match with India’s statements.

He further said, ‘Even if seen only from the protocol point of view, India’s voice will not be as effective as it could have been. When the region is reshaping itself, our absence is shocking.

Prominent leaders attending the summit

This conference includes Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, who along with Trump played a role in starting the peace process. Apart from this, Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas is also participating, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu did not participate.

French President Emmanuel Macron, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni, European Council President Antonio Costa, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Ghaith and Jordan’s King Abdullah II. Along with this, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al Sudani were also present.

Pakistan is confused on US President Donald Trump’s ‘Gaza Peace Plan’. Pakistan’s leadership does not understand whether he should support this plan or oppose, if it had not been so, the statements of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar would not have been different. Ishaq Dar had said on the Gaza plan in Parliament that this is not the one that 8 Muslim countries had stamped together, changes have been made in it. Just 24 hours after Dar’s statement, Shahbaz Sharif’s statement came out, in which he was seen praising this plan.
On Friday (October 3, 2025), Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar rejected the proposal, saying that it is different from the originally presented bend by eight Muslim -dominated countries, but on October 4, 2025, on October 4, 2025, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif praised the scheme and described it as a commendable step towards peace in Gaza.

Shahbaz expresses gratitude to these leaders including Trump

Shahbaz Sharif posted on X and said, ‘Alhamdolillah, we are so close to the ceasefire, as we were never since the beginning of this massacre on the Palestinians.’ He thanked Trump and Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Türkiye, Jordan, Egypt and Indonesia for efforts to establish peace.

The Pak PM said, ‘The statement issued by Hamas opens a way to ensure ceasefire and peace, which we should not let again be closed. Inshaallah, Pakistan will continue to work closely with all its colleagues and brotherhood countries for permanent peace in Palestine.

Hamas accepted some conditions of the plan

This statement of Shahbaz Sharif came after Hamas accepted a conditional accepting parts of Trump’s 20-Cutrician Peace Scheme, which aims to end the struggle going on for almost two years. Hamas said that he is ready to release the hostage people during the October 7, 2023 attack and hand over power to other Palestinian groups, although some major differences still remain.

What was Trump’s Gaza plan?

Trump’s Gaza plan includes ceasefire and withdrawal of hostage within 72 hours, formation of a Palestinian administration, monitoring of international and Arab peace army, a phased return of Israeli and redevelopment of a ‘new Gaza’. The scheme also proposes a ‘Peace Board’, which will be chaired by Trump and will be in the role of former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair Advisor.

What did Ishaq Dar say on Trump’s statement?

Ishaq Dar told Parliament that Trump’s Gaza Plan is not the one on which Muslim leaders agreed to the meeting held in New York on 22 September. He said, ‘These 20 points are not like us. Changes have been made in them.

According to Dar, the original Muslim proposal demanded the full return of Israel from Gaza and ‘justified peace based on two-state solutions’. He further said that Trump personally assured Muslim leaders that he would stop any occupation of Israel on the west coast.

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister emphasized that Pakistan’s original attitude has still not changed. He will never recognize Israel and will continue to support a Palestinian kingdom situated on the borders before 1967, which will be the capital Jerusalem (Al-Kuds Al Sharif). He also confirmed that the scheme has been said to deploy international peace soldiers in this scheme and Pakistan is considering whether soldiers should be sent or not.

US President Donald Trump recently issued a resolution to establish peace in Gaza, which Pakistan supported. Trump had also claimed that Pakistan would support America 100 percent of the Gaza plan. To make the number in front of Trump, Shahbaz Sharif justified his plan, but the people of Pakistan are opposing his decision. Seeing the opposition of its people, now Shahbaz Sarkar is seen taking a U-turn on Trump’s proposal.

’20-Document of American Peace Proposal America ‘

According to the report of Pakistani news website Dawn, External Affairs Minister Ishaq Dar separated Pakistan from Trump’s 20-point peace proposal, calling it a document of America. At the same time, Trump claimed that Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir are in favor of this peace agreement.

On Trump’s proposal, Ishaq Dar said, “The documents that we had sent is not that. There are many things in this proposal that we want to include. If they are not included, they will be included.” The new proposal introduced by Trump for the ceasefire in Gaza has been appreciated by eight billion and Muslim -majority countries including India, China, Russia. Out of these countries, Pakistan is now seen taking a U-turn on this width.

Trump got Shahbaz and Munir’s support

Trump included Sharif Sharif and Asim Munir among the ‘very active’ world leaders involved in the conversation on the issue. Trump said, “Most of the people I am referring to were with us. The rest of the people met on the phone or the next day. The Prime Minister of Pakistan and Field Marshall was with us from the beginning, it is incredible. “

Ishaq Dar said that Trump’s plan includes the establishment of an independent technocrat -led Palestinian government, which will be looked after by an international body, which will include most of the Palestine. On sending Gaza Pakistani soldiers, he said that its decision will take the top leadership.

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US President Donald Trump has prepared a new plan to stop the Gaza war, which talks about creating a buffer zone between Gaza and Israel. Trump says that Qatar, Pakistan and many other countries have agreed on this scheme. He has claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also agreed to this proposal. However, his recent statement on Netanyahu’s consent raises questions.

The buffer zone means that there will be an area between Israel and Gaza where no soldier or citizen will be able to enter. Trump has described it as the path of permanent peace in Gaza. According to this plan of Trump, Israel will gradually pour the army back from most parts of Gaza and a place will also be prepared for the release of the hostages.

Three lines of Trump’s buffer zone in Gaja

To stop the Gaza war, Trump has shown this zone by drawing three lines on the map regarding the buffer zone plan. In these three lines …

Blue line- Israeli’s present Army
Yellow line- Israeli army will arrive to leave hostage
Red line- Israeli army will stop here

At the same time, Trump has also laid a condition about this buffer John that Gaza will be made terrorism free and if both sides agree then the war will end immediately. After this, Israel will release 250 life prisoners and 1700 other Gaza residents.

What is the system on India China border

Buffer zones and patrolling systems have been implemented in many places on the line of actual control between India and China. After tension in the Galwan Valley and other areas of Ladakh in April 2020, the two countries made several agreements to control and control military activities along the border. According to these agreements, the armies of India and China are deployed in a limited area in the buffer zone established in eastern Ladakh. Soldiers have been kept behind from the disputed region such as Galwan, Pangong Tso and Hot Springs. In this, the military pioneer post has been kept separate. Regarding the buffer zone on the India China border, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had also said that many sensitive issues along the border in India and China resolved. Through patrolling and buffer zone, both sides can protect their soldiers and political facilities.

Is there such a system with Pakistan

No system like buffer zone is applied on the Indo-Pak border at present. But for control and monitoring, petrol, posts and strategic vision have been arranged on the border. Especially these patrolling systems are actively applicable on the borders of Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan. Agreements for continuous monitoring and firing control between the two countries have also been made from time to time.

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