Sannia Abdullah
"It is important to remember that states enter into treaties because they find incentives to cooperate. Only then are states willing to bear the bureaucratic and domestic political cost to enforce treaty mechanisms, including aligning missions of various agencies impacted by aspects of the treaty."
"Pakistan, like any other country, has every right to communicate its security concerns as long as it does not jeopardize global nonproliferation goals. We expect progress on Fissile Material Cut-off Treaty (FMCT) talks, currently stalled solely by Pakistan."
"The Iranian nuclear deal supports and vindicates the assertion that deterrence needs no demonstration of force and diplomacy provides hope in settling the most contentious nuclear crises of the twenty-first century."