Islamabad, May 26 -- Pakistan staunchly rejected the possibility of becoming a signatory to the Abraham Accords on Monday after US President Donald Trump urged several Muslim-majority countries, including Pakistan, to normalise relations with Israel as part of the country's wider regional arrangement linked to its ongoing negotiations with Iran.
Refuting any such possibility, the country's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said that Islamabad would not support any agreement that brings it into conflict with its country's long-held principles on Palestine and Israel.
"Personally, I don't think we should join any such accord that clashes with our fundamental ideologies," Asif said in an interview with Samaa TV.
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