Governor rule or Emergency in KP
Prime Minister is holding cabinet meeting today to decided Governor Rule' or Emergency in KP. Addressing the cabinet meeting the PM Shabaz Sharif made it clear that he would not allow PTI to destabilise economy through attacking Islamabad.
PM briefed the cabinet that the political and military leadership are trying hard in stabalising economy in Pakistan
The premier briefed the cabinet of Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts in the international community and won appreciation worlwide for mediation in the Middle East conflict.
Condemning houthi attack on Saudia Arabia, the PM claimed,“Our only goal is that peace should be restored in the region,” he said.
He stated that Pakistan expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and stood with it. *We will not tolerate any aggression against Saudi Arabia,” he added stating that it is a “red line” for Pakistan.
On Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, he said, “The way common citizens are being martyred, the way police officials and security officials, children and mothers [..] there can be nothing more heart-wrenching.”
At this, he recalled that Pakistan has repeatedly urged neighbouring Afghanistan to rein in the terrorist elements; however, “they still don’t understand it”.
He also spoke of Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts in the international community, taking note of the appreciation Pakistan has received for mediation in the Middle East conflict.
“Pakistan continues to play its role with hard work and sincerity,” he said, particularly lauding the role of the Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir.
PM Shehbaz condemned the recent Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia, noting the long-standing fraternal ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
“Our only goal is that peace should be restored in the region,” he said.
“Pakistan expresses solidarity with Saudi Arabia and stands with it. We will not tolerate any aggression against Saudi Arabia,” he said, adding that it was a “red line” for Pakistan.
On incidents of terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, he stated that the way common citizens, police officials and security officials, children and mothers were being martyred, there can be nothing more heart-wrenching.”
At this, he recalled that Pakistan has repeatedly urged neighbouring Afghanistan to rein in the terrorist elements; however, “they still don’t understand it”.