Pakistan’s Senior Provincial Minister, Maimoona Hashmi, welcomed a delegation of D-8 countries to Panchkula House, Punjab. The delegation comprised of representatives from Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Turkey, and Azerbaijan. The D-8 envoys appreciated Punjab’s cultural heritage and efforts to preserve and promote cultural assets.
The visiting delegation was briefed about the cultural and historical significance of various sites they visited, including Wagah Border, Shalimar Gardens, Mazar-e-Qasim, Badshahi Mosque, Hazuri Bagh, and the Royal Fort. During the visit, the envoys expressed interest in various sectors and future plans.
The cultural exchange visit culminated in a mutual expression of goodwill and the strengthening of friendly relations between the D-8 countries. Meanwhile, a severe dust storm and scattered rain showers are expected in Karachi.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Interior has stated that evidence suggests that the planning, training, and psychological preparation of the attack was carried out by the Daesh in Afghanistan under the patronage of the Afghan Taliban. The group poses a significant threat to regional peace.
A court in Pakistan has sentenced Mian Raza Rabbani, a former speaker of the National Assembly, and Senator Farhatullah Babar to three years in prison for contempt of court.
The United Nations (UN) has condemned the terrorist attack on Islamabad’s Mosque and expressed solidarity with the people of Pakistan.
In a statement, Justice Ali Baqar Najafi said, “We try to make a decision as soon as possible in any case that comes to the Supreme Court.” The police have stated that they have recovered a firearm from the custody of the arrested individual.
Pakistan’s Energy Minister, Omar Ayub Khan, has claimed that the country is facing a crisis due to the government’s inability to take decisions in the energy sector.
Interior Minister, Sheikh Rashid, has stated that the evidence collected in the investigation suggests that the terrorist attack was carried out by a group linked to the Afghan Taliban.
Federal Minister for Privatization, Muhammad Mian Soomro, has stated that commercial activities are not the government’s responsibility. The burden of taxes is borne by the working class of Pakistan.
US Ambassador to Pakistan, Donald Blome, has expressed concern over the current economic situation in Pakistan and has urged the government to take decisive action.
Former Finance Minister, Miftah Ismail, has stated that Pakistan is facing a crisis due to its flawed political system.
Punjab Governor, Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar, has stated that India cannot control the Pakistani nation through terrorism.
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai has stated that the arrival of spring is a joyous occasion that brings people together. It reminds us that we can work together to bring about positive change in Pakistan.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has condemned the false claims made by the Indian media regarding the Indian cricket team’s tour of Pakistan.
