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Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday called the "war on terror" an "imposed war" on Pakistan and promised never to wage such a war in his country, during a veiled attack on the president American Donald Trump, accuser repeatedly of Islamabad. do not help the United States in their fight against terrorism.
"We waged an imposed war inside our country, our war was very expensive in sweat and blood and we lost our socio-economic fiber … We will not wage such a war again in the interior of Pakistan, "said Khan to the elders of his tribe during his first visit to the newly-merged tribal districts of North Waziristan – a stronghold of Taliban militants.
The army, Other security forces and intelligence agencies for their successful operations against terrorists.
"No other country or its armed forces have done what Pakistan and its armed forces did in the war Terrorism, said Khan, apparently referring to Trump who accused Pakistan of not helping the United States in its fight against terrorism.
Khan's statements come a few days after Trump reaffirmed that the aid of 1.3 billion dollars to Pakistan will remain suspended until the country acts against the safe militant skies within its territory.
The United States, which has been fighting against Taliban militants since 2001 in Afghanistan, continues to seek a troubled exit strategy from the country and, in recent months, Washington has had direct talks with Taliban officials in view to end 17 years of war.
During his visit to the tribal areas, Mr. Khan received detailed information on operations, ongoing operations, rehabilitation of displaced persons, socio-economic development projects and fences along the road. the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, according to a statement released by Inter-Services. Public Relations – The media wing of the army.
Khan promised to play a role in peace and stability in Afghanistan.
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" We are for peace at beyond borders, especially in Afghanistan. We will play our part in the Afghan peace process alongside other stakeholders, peace in Afghanistan being essential for the establishment of a lasting peace in Pakistan, "he said.
The Prime Minister also announced various welfare projects in the areas of health, education, employment and administration for the newly established districts of the former tribal area.
The Seven Former regions of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas were amalgamated earlier this year with Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Province, thus ending a colonial legacy more than a century old.
Khan announced reforms to the police and its determination to respect public order and to provide an alternative system of dispute settlement to the tribes.
It also announced the establishment of a medical college and a hospital for the No. rd-Waziristan and districts of South Waziristan, University of North Waziristan, North Wazirsitan Army Cadet College, health insurance cards for residents of the amalgamated districts and telemedicine system for to overcome the shortcomings of medical specialists.
Granting of interest-free loans, computers and development Among the sports facilities proposed by the Prime Minister in the former tribal region, it was at the same level as the other regions of the country.
Khan also visited the Ghulam Khan terminal on the Afghan border and fences. He spoke to the elders and appreciated the tribesmen who had gone through a very difficult and difficult time in the face of terrorism.
(This story was published from a wire telegraph branch without modification of the text.Only the title was changed.)
First published: Nov. 26 2018 21:25 IST
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