ISLAMABAD: To take political parties into confidence, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has called an all-parties conference (APC) today (Tuesday)in Islamabad to consult the country’s political leadership on Pakistan’s post-war strategy.
According to official sources, the PM will brief all political stakeholders on the current situation and will take them into confidence regarding Pakistan’s security posture, diplomatic outreach, and long-term strategy in the wake of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos and the subsequent ceasefire agreement. The conference follows Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent announcements of May 10 being declared as ‘Marka-e-Haq Day’ and May 16 as ‘Day of Gratitude’, in honor of Pakistan’s military success and sacrifices. In a statement, the prime minister said that May 10 marks a glorious chapter in Pakistan’s defence history, reflecting the unmatched bravery and professional excellence of the country’s armed forces. “The professional capabilities of our brave forces have made us proud,” he said, while also announcing May 16 (Friday) to be observed as a ‘Day of Gratitude’ for the resounding victory on the defence front. “Special prayers will be offered nationwide on May 16 to thank Allah Almighty and to pray for the prosperity and strength of our beloved country,” the prime minister added. Relief package for war-affected citizens and martyrs. The prime minister also unveiled a comprehensive relief and compensation package for those affected by Indian attacks and the families of martyrs, vowing that the state would not abandon its heroes.
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