Pakistan Army chief General Syed Asim Munir called on Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday to discuss critical matters concerning national security, military operations, and foreign relations.
The meeting, held in Islamabad, addressed various issues pivotal to Pakistan’s strategic interests.
Pakistan Army chief meets PM Shehbaz Sharif
During the meeting, the Chief of Army Staff briefed Prime Minister Sharif on his recent visit to Saudi Arabia, focusing on enhancing bilateral ties between the two nations. Reports in local media suggest that PM Sharif expressed contentment with the current state of Pakistan-Saudi relations.
Moreover, discussions revolved around the outcomes of ongoing intelligence-based operations aimed at combating terrorism within the country. Both leaders deliberated on the professional and operational aspects of the Pakistan Army, emphasizing the need for a robust internal security apparatus.
In a subsequent Apex Committee meeting of the Special Investment Facilitation Council, chaired by Prime Minister Sharif, commendation was extended towards the military leadership for its remarkable efforts in facilitating foreign investment and ensuring the success of the council.
Acknowledging the significance of providing a ‘single window’ facility to foreign investors, PM Sharif underscored the importance of collaboration between federal and provincial authorities to streamline investment processes.
Furthermore, PM Sharif emphasized the necessity for cohesive efforts in addressing the economic challenges confronting the nation, emphasizing the imperative for collective action amidst the prevailing circumstances.
The meeting between PM Sharif and General Munir underscores the commitment of Pakistan’s leadership to safeguarding national security interests and fostering beneficial foreign relations for the country’s prosperity.
