PM Imran Khan says his govt will bring positive changes while giving incentives to the ministries & bureaucracy
Awards appreciation certificates to 10 ministers for outstanding performance , Invites other countries to invest in CPEC
ISLAMABAD ( Web News )
Prime Minister Imran Khan has awarded appreciation certificates to 10 ministers for their outstanding performance. Meanwhile PM Imran Khan has said that his government will bring positive changes while giving incentives to the ministries and bureaucracy.
The Prime Minister said performance assessment is very imperative to bring improvement in the bureaucracy. He said incentives will be increased for best performing ministries in future. Imran Khan called for exploring non-traditional ways to meet economic challenges.
Meanwhile Prime Minister Imran Khan has invited other countries to join and invest in China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project, emphasizing the government’s foremost priority is geo-economics and to uplift the economy.
In an interview with Director of the Advisory Committee of China Institute of Fudan University Dr. Eric Li, PM Imran Khan said raising suspicion on the corridor project makes no sense.
He said Pakistan sees China Pakistan Economic Corridor and Gwadar project as a great opportunity for its geo-economics.
Imran Khan said both Pakistan and China have always stood by each other in difficult times. He said this all-weather relationship has transformed into a people to people friendship.
When asked about the Western concerns on the situation in Chinese province Xinjiang, the Prime Minister said our ambassador in China visited the area and the report he gave us is different from the one that is coming on the western media. He said what is being told by the western media do not exist against Uighurs.
He said according to the envoy’s report, unprecedented development is taking place in Xinjiang.
Responding to a question, Imran Khan said Kashmir is a disputed territory between Pakistan and India. He said India unfortunately is denying the right of self-determination to Kashmiri people guaranteed by the UN Security Council resolutions.
Alluding to the marginalization of minorities including Muslims in India, the Prime Minister said this is the tragedy that has happened with India under the current regime. He said better sense should prevail in India otherwise it is only going to damage itself.
When asked about China-the US relations, the Prime Minister said the world does want another cold war. He said Pakistan my replicate the role it played in 1970 when it brought China and the US together.
About Afghanistan, the Prime Minister said the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Afghanistan should be avoided. He warned that sanctioning the new Afghan setup will only descend Afghanistan into chaos and a weak setup will not be able to take on the international terrorists.