ISLAMABAD: After China, more countries have diplomatically isolated India — which is hosting the G20 tourism working group meeting in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) in violation of international laws — as they stayed away from the summit.
On Friday, China said it will not be a part of the G20 meeting — scheduled to be held today (May 22) — as it did not support holding any conferences in the occupied territories.
“China firmly opposes holding any form of G20 meetings on disputed territory. We will not attend such meetings,” Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin had said.
Following the footsteps of China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt indicated that they did not want to attend the meeting and skipped its registration.
Turkey has consistently shown inclination towards Pakistan on the Kashmir dispute and has raised the matter at various international forums.
Meanwhile, all political parties and freedom fighter groups in IIOJK have also announced to observe complete strike in the held valley today.
