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PAGH Condemns Aggression, Calls for Dialogue

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May 1, 2025
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PAGH Condemns Aggression, Calls for Dialogue
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The Pakistan Association of Greater Houston (PAGH) expresses its full and unwavering solidarity with the people of Pakistan during this critical time. PAGH strongly condemns any form of foreign aggression or interference that threatens the sovereignty, peace, and dignity of Pakistan.

According to a statement from the Pakistan Association of Greater Houston, the Pakistani American community in Houston shares a deep and enduring connection to its roots. The bond with Pakistan transcends borders—built upon a shared history, cultural pride, and emotional kinship. In times of national concern, this connection becomes even more significant.

The statement continues by asserting that, at this moment, a collective voice has been raised in support of Pakistan’s right to peace, security, and self-determination. PAGH firmly supports the stability and long-term prosperity of Pakistan and calls upon the international community to respect Pakistan’s sovereignty, promote dialogue, and prioritize unity over division.

The statement further emphasizes the importance of fostering unity among overseas Pakistanis. The strength of the community lies in its ability to unite in times of need, to support one another, and to advocate for justice, peace, and national dignity.

As an organization committed to serving and representing the Pakistani American community, PAGH will continue to amplify the concerns of the diaspora, raise awareness, and engage in efforts that elevate Pakistan’s voice on the global stage.

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