ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said, those who were demanding ‘Do More’ in past, are now seeking Islamabad’s cooperation for peace in Afghanistan, ARY News reported on Friday.
Addressing students belonging to Balochistan in the federal capital today, the Prime minister said Pakistan will no more fight anyone’s war, ” those demanded for ‘do more’ in past, are now seeking Pakistan’s cooperation, he maintained.
“Pakistan wants peace, no compromise will be made on national integrity,” the prime minister made it clear.
Focusing on Balochistan province, the premier said the federal government was working with Balochistan government for the uplift of people in the province.
He said certain public welfare programmes will be announced in upcoming days. Prime minister said women empowerment is a priority of the government, and a law is going to be introduced to ensure inheritance rights of women.
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The PM said that the principles of the state of Medina such as justice, rule of law, and women rights will be enforced to make Pakistan a truly Islamic welfare state.
Prime minister said merit remains core principle in democracy, but unfortunately we moved to system of Kingdom, he continued
While quoting China, Mr Khan said China uplifted 30million people from poverty while in Pakistan rich, became ‘richest’ and poor, became ‘poorest’.
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