ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir convened on Monday to address critical security challenges, including the aftermath of a recent PTI-led protest in Islamabad that resulted in multiple casualties over several days of unrest.
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While the government withheld official details of the meeting, a source disclosed that the discussion focused on the November 24 D-Chowk protest. Both leaders reportedly resolved to take strict action against those involved in violence, including the killing of law enforcement personnel and destruction of state property.
“No leniency will be shown to individuals responsible for attacking security forces and damaging public assets,” the source said.
The meeting, which included top security officials, also reviewed the escalation of terrorist activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Officials provided detailed briefings on internal and external security challenges.
Additionally, the gathering deliberated on a renewed threat by KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, who warned of another march to Islamabad if PTI founder Imran Khan remains in jail.
The meeting also marked the 10th anniversary of the tragic Army Public School attack, commemorating the victims and emphasizing the continued fight against terrorism.
PM Shehbaz to Attend D-8 Summit in Egypt
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to visit Egypt from December 18 to 20 to participate in the 11th Summit of the Developing Eight (D-8) nations in Cairo, the Foreign Office announced.
Ahead of the summit, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will attend the 21st session of the D-8 Council of Ministers on December 18.
At the summit, PM Shehbaz will advocate for investments in youth and small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to build an inclusive economy, foster innovation, and promote local entrepreneurship. He will also highlight Pakistan’s efforts in youth empowerment, food security, and financial development, according to the Foreign Office.
A special session will address the humanitarian crises in Gaza and Lebanon, focusing on reconstruction challenges following Israeli aggression in the Middle East. The prime minister is expected to reaffirm Pakistan’s commitment to peace in the region and advocate for a principled resolution to the Palestine issue.
On the sidelines, PM Shehbaz is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with participating leaders, strengthening Pakistan’s ties with member nations and advancing regional cooperation.
This visit underscores Pakistan’s commitment to the D-8 vision of fostering sustainable development and addressing pressing global challenges.
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