Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said on Thursday that Pakistan’s judicial system is capable of solving the country’s parliamentary problems and this is our message to the international community as well.
two days ago British Members of Parliament ex-prime minister Imran Khan Expressing concern over the United Nations report on the imprisonment of The members also demanded the ‘return of democracy and immediate release of Imran’ in Pakistan.
The spokesperson had earlier responded to Independent Urdu’s query regarding this during the briefing that the event in London was “a private event held in a side room of the House of Lords.” It was organized by a political party which invited a few members of Parliament.’
The spokesperson said that they have noted the discussions that took place there.
Spokesperson of the Foreign Office, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, has said in a special conversation with Independent Urdu that the statements and decisions of the Supreme Court have come out on the political developments in Pakistan.
As we have said on many occasions, members of the legislatures have a role to play in promoting positive dynamics in bilateral relations. Their contribution to promoting mutual understanding and respect between Pakistan and the country is also important.’
“Relation of non-interference in internal affairs between Pakistan and USA”
Yesterday, the spokesperson of the US State Department said about former Prime Minister Imran Khan that ‘We emphasize equal treatment of all political parties and respect for democracy and human rights.’
Foreign Office Spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch while reacting to this statement told Independent Urdu that ‘This is an internal dialogue between the US Congress and their administration. It has been Pakistan’s position that Pakistan wants to build relations with America on the level of equality, on the level of mutual respect. An important pillar of the relationship between the two countries is also not to interfere in each other’s internal affairs.
He further said that the Parliament should play a role in enhancing the relations between the two countries.
‘There is no report of involvement of Pakistanis in the Frankfurt incident’
On July 20 this month, angry mobs carrying Afghan flags entered the premises of the Pakistani consulate in Frankfurt, Germany.
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In this protest, the speakers used ‘bad words’ against the Pakistani rulers and the Pakistani forces, which caused outrage among the participants. Some of the protestors entered the premises of the Pakistani consulate and pulled down the flag of Pakistan from the pole and also tried to burn it ‘desecrating’ it.
The spokesperson of the Foreign Office told Independent Urdu in this regard that we do not have any information regarding the involvement of Pakistanis in this incident. We are in contact with the authorities in Frankfurt and Berlin while our embassy in Frankfurt is following the investigation with the police. More details will be shared with the media.
Arrest of al-Qaeda leader
The spokesperson of the Foreign Office said in a weekly briefing that Al-Qaeda leader Aminul Haq has denied the Counter-Terrorism Department’s statement that he was arrested in March.
In recent days, Pakistan Police Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) claimed to have arrested Al-Qaeda leader and Osama bin Laden’s close associate Aminul Haq. Aminul Haq has been the security supervisor of Osama bin Laden.
It should be noted that CTD claimed to have arrested Aminul Haq on July 8.
The spokesperson of the Foreign Office denied the CTD’s statement and said that Al-Qaeda member Aminul Haq, who is on the United Nations Security Council’s sanctions list, was extradited from Afghanistan to Pakistan by Pakistani law enforcement agencies. Arrested in March while entering legally.
“We provided this information to the United Nations in March and it is referred to in the report.”
Mumtaz Zahra added that CTD is leading the investigation and prosecution of Aminul Haq. Can seek further clarification from CTD in this regard.
Prime Minister’s visit to Iran
At the end of the briefing, the spokesperson told about Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s visit to Iran that he will visit Tehran on July 30 at the invitation of Iran’s Islamic Consultative Assembly Speaker Mohammad Baqir Ghalib, where he will attend the inauguration ceremony for the newly elected president of Iran. Will attend the event.
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2024-07-26 11:28:23
