ISPR pays tribute to Pakistan’s cverlasting sacrifices in UN Peace Missions

Rawalpindi: The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has paid tribute to Pakistan’s everlasting sacrifices in United Nations peace missions.

According to details, the media wing of the Pakistan Army (ISPR), on the occasion of International Day of UN Peacekeepers 2026, saluted Pakistan’s “Blue Helmets.”

According to ISPR, since 1960, more than 237,000 Pakistani personnel have served in peace missions, while 183 Pakistani peacekeepers have embraced martyrdom during United Nations peacekeeping operations. Pakistani peacekeeping contingents are currently serving in Congo, South Sudan, and the Central African Republic.

In a statement issued by ISPR, it was said that Pakistani Blue Helmets are not only leading in military operations but are also at the forefront of humanitarian assistance. In modern conflict situations, peacekeepers face cyber threats and climate-related challenges. The central message of “Invest in Peace 2026” emphasizes that collective investment for peace is indispensable.

ISPR further stated that Pakistan’s role in promoting global peace, stability, and humanitarian service will always remain prominent. Pakistan remains committed to promoting world peace under the flag of the United Nations.