PESHAWAR: Acting President and Senate Chairman Yousuf Raza Gilani on Thursday clarified that Pakistan’s decision to support US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan was not unilateral but taken after consultations with key Muslim nations. Speaking to reporters, Gilani emphasized that Pakistan acted as a consensus builder, saying the agreement was the outcome of collective thinking, not the decision of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif or Field Marshal Asim Munir alone. Gilani assured that once Parliament convenes, Foreign Minister Dar will brief lawmakers to address any concerns. Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan calls for a ceasefire, a prisoner exchange, phased Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, Hamas disarmament, and a transitional government under international supervision. While Trump announced Pakistan’s full backing, Dar earlier clarified that not all of Islamabad’s recommendations were included in the final draft.