July 26, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former chairman Senate Mian Raza Rabbani termed the US State Department’s Report “2001 Investment Climate Statements: Pakistan” as uncalled for and unacceptable. Pakistan’s institutions, including its judiciary, can be suffering from internal weakness and deficiencies but such criticism or remedial measures can come only from within Pakistan’s Constitution and other structures, he said. “No other country has the right to cast aspersions on institutions functioning under the Constitution and law in Pakistan,” he said while commenting on the US State Department’s Report “2001 Investment Climate Statements: Pakistan.
Rabbani said the United States should realize that Pakistan is not a client state, therefore, the state and its institutions cannot be subjected to ridicule. He said the judiciary, amongst other institutions, is open for criticism and reform within parameters of the Constitution and the law but such debate reformation is for th
July 25, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former chairman Senate Mian Raza Rabbani termed the US State Department’s Report “2001 Investment Climate Statements: Pakistan” as uncalled for and unacceptable.
Pakistan’s institutions, including its judiciary, can be suffering from internal weakness and deficiencies but such criticism or remedial measures can come only from within Pakistan’s Constitution and other structures, he said.
“No other country has the right to cast aspersions on institutions functioning under the Constitution and law in Pakistan,” he said while commenting on the US State Department’s Report “2001 Investment Climate Statements: Pakistan.
Rabbani said the United States should realize that Pakistan is not a client state, therefore, the state and its institutions cannot be subjected to ridicule.
Rabbani terms US report unacceptable
July 25, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former chairman Senate Mian Raza Rabbani termed the US State Department’s Report “2001 Investment Climate Statements: Pakistan” as uncalled for and unacceptable. Pakistan’s institutions, including its judiciary, can be suffering from internal weakness and deficiencies but such criticism or remedial measures can come only from within Pakistan’s Constitution and other structures, he said. “No other country has the right to cast aspersions on institutions functioning under the Constitution and law in Pakistan,” he said while commenting on the US State Department’s Report “2001 Investment Climate Statements: Pakistan.
Rabbani calls for consensus on national security issues
July 21, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former chairman Senate Mian Raza Rabbani has called for formulating national consensus to meet the challenges of national security while proposing five point agenda to achieve a national consensus, suggesting holding of in-camera joint session of both the houses of the Parliament and formation of the parliamentary committee on national security.
“To face these amongst other challenges which have already started to knock at our door a national, bi-partisan approach is required and to elect a parliamentary committee on national security in the light of the debate in the House, briefings and consultations with all stakeholders including the military, draft a consensus strategy paper,” he said while demanding the formulating a national consensus on the national security issues.
Rabbani calls for consensus on national security issues
July 20, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Former chairman Senate Mian Raza Rabbani on Monday called for formulating national consensus to meet the challenges of national security while proposing five point agenda to achieve a national consensus, suggesting holding of in-camera joint session of both the houses of the Parliament and formation of the parliamentary committee on national security.
“To face these amongst other challenges which have already started to knock at our door a national, bi-partisan approach is required and to elect a parliamentary committee on national security in the light of the debate in the House, briefings and consultations with all stakeholders including the military, draft a consensus strategy paper,” he said while demanding the formulating a national consensus on the national security issues.