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Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin s Regular Press Conference on July 9, 2021

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin s Regular Press Conference on July 9, 2021
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Pakistan PM Imran Khan goofs up again, says India s population 1 billion 300 crore

Last Updated: Pakistan PM Imran Khan Goofs Up Again, Says India s Population 1 Billion 300 Crore In yet another major goof-up by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, he said that India has a population of 1 billion 300 crores, prompting netizens to mock him. IMAGE: AP In yet another major goof-up by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, he said that India has a population of 1 billion 300 crores, prompting netizens to mock him. A short clip of Khan’s address has spread across social media like wildfire where he said, “New Zealand with a population of 40-50 lakh defeated India with a population of 1 billion and 300 crores in the World Test Championship final.”

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Imran ruining history after geography : Does Pak PM Know Uzbekistan better than Uzbeks ?

Last Updated: Imran Ruining History After Geography : Does Pak PM Know Uzbekistan Better Than Uzbeks ? Imran Khan told the people of Uzbekistan that he probably knew more about them than most citizens of their country since he had been a student of history. Image- AP/Twitter After his infamous remark on Germany and Japan sharing a border, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan failed to impress netizens with his knowledge of history after he claimed to know more about Uzbekistan than its own people at a conference in Tashkent on Thursday. Addressing the Uzbekistan-Pakistan Business Forum on ‘Central and South Asia 2021: Regional Connectivity Challenges and Opportunities,’ Imran Khan told the people of Uzbekistan that he probably knew more about them than most citizens of their country since he had been a student of history.

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Afghan peace vital for Central Asian uplift, says Imran

Afghan peace vital for Central Asian uplift, says Imran By News Desk TASHKENT: Prime Minister Imran Khan said peace in war-torn Afghanistan is important to ensure the materialisation of development projects in Central Asia as he began his tour of Uzbekistan with a call to boost trade connectivity. “Pakistan is keen for peace in Afghanistan and considers it vital for trade connectivity among the regional countries,” Khan said in his address at the Uzbekistan-Pakistan Business Forum on ‘Central and South Asia 2021: Regional Connectivity Challenges and Opportunities’. He added that such trade linkages help raise the living standards of citizens. On his the matter of connectivity, Khan said Pakistan’s connectivity with Uzbekistan in trade and bilateral spheres would open up new avenues of prosperity in the region. “Pakistan has immense potential to connect Central Asia with rest of the world and become a hub of trade,” the Prime Minister said.

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Working on changing NAB law, says PM

Working on changing NAB law, says PM July 16, 2021 TASHKENT/ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday said the government was working to change the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) law. The prime minister, in an interactive session with Pakistani businessmen in Tashkent, said unnecessary regulations were also being done away with to encourage and promote the small and medium enterprises (SMEs). The prime minister told the entrepreneurs that the present government was committed to remove impediments in the way of various businesses and industries, including the pharmaceutical industry. He said Pakistan and Uzbekistan had a lot of potential for joint ventures between their private sectors for mutual benefit.

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