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PM Imran Khan decides to reply to Trump’s letter

Published on: December 7, 2018 5:42 PM

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday has decided to reply to USA’s President Donald Trump’s letter.

Prime Minister in this regard has directed the Foreign Ministry prepare a reply to the letter by Donald Trump.

“Pakistan will assure to help US in Afghan reconciliation process while it will also give suggestion to resume Pak-US strategic talks,” sources added.

Sources further stated, “The letter will stress improvement in trade and economic ties between the two countries.”

Earlier, US President Donald Trump wrote a letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan asking for help in resolving the Afghanistan issue. US has realized that peace cannot be attained in Afghanistan without Pakistan’s help, said the premier.

Filed Under: Pakistan Tagged With: Donald Trump, foreign ministry, Headline, PM Imran Khan, reply to letter

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