By Suman Munshi
Balochistan,17 July 2026:
End of Pakistan unauthorised occupation of Balochistan is almost certain;The self-proclaimed Republic of Balochistan has formally invited key international bodies, including the United Nations, European Union, Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), African Union, and ASEAN, to visit the region and assess the ground realities firsthand. A nation faught for almost eighty years to get their basic demand of freedom, which was taken away by terrorists support state and jihadis factory of the world.
In a detailed statement released on July 17, representatives of the group urged the international community to witness what they described as “war crimes” and humanitarian challenges under Pakistan’s control, while also highlighting a proposed roadmap for peace, governance, and economic transformation in Balochistan.
According to the statement, the vision for Balochistan focuses on establishing transparent governance, rule of law, and sustainable economic development. It emphasizes that the region’s vast natural resources should serve the welfare and prosperity of its people rather than external interests.
The group has also called for the deployment of UN peacekeeping forces to safeguard critical infrastructure and natural resources, proposing collaboration with a future “Free Balochistan” security framework to ensure stability and reconstruction in a post-conflict scenario.
On the economic front, the statement outlines an ambitious development agenda, including the construction of dams, modern educational and research institutions, healthcare infrastructure, highways, railway networks, airports, and seaports. It also highlights plans for renewable energy projects and value-added processing of natural resources such as gas, oil, and minerals within the region, aiming to boost employment and industrial growth.
A significant aspect of the proposal is the introduction of a new global trade initiative termed the “World Balochistan Economic Corridor (WBEC),” which is envisioned as an alternative to the existing China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The initiative seeks to create an inclusive economic platform connecting Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe through trade, investment, and industrial cooperation.
The statement further reiterates the group’s commitment to establishing a secular and peaceful nation with constructive international relations. It calls upon global powers to recognize Balochistan as an independent sovereign state, citing longstanding issues such as alleged human rights violations, enforced disappearances, and economic exploitation.
The appeal concludes with a request for international recognition and support, asserting that such measures would help bring an end to decades of conflict and enable Balochistan to emerge as a stable and responsible participant in the global community.
