LONDON: Prime Minister (PM) Shehbaz Sharif has lauded US President Donald Trump as “architect of peace” in South Asia, praising him with stopping a war between India and Pakistan.
Speaking to media in London, the Prime Minister thanked President Trump for preventing what he described as a potentially catastrophic war in South Asia, saying millions could have suffered had the conflict escalated.
“Had President Donald Trump not intervened, South Asia could have witnessed a major war”, he added.
“His [Trump’s] real-time leadership was vital in saving the two countries from conflict. For this reason, we nominated President Trump for a peace prize — in recognition of his statesmanship and vision. During our meeting, we explained why he fully deserved this nomination.”
PM Shehbaz also applauded Field Marshal saying “General Asim Munir is a true nationalist. He only cares for Pakistan. Under his leadership, both the Army and Air Force have achieved remarkable successes. He is a man of vision and bravery. We discuss all important matters and take decisions in unity. It’s all for Pakistan.”
He pointed out that in his speech he vociferously highlighted the issues of Kashmir and Palestine.
The Prime Minister said the people of Gaza are facing the oppression and brutality which was never seen before in the world.
He said the meeting of Arab-Islamic countries chaired by US President Donald Trump will produce encouraging results on the issue of Gaza.
PM Shehbaz said he had another constructive and productive meeting with President Trump in Washington in a cordial atmosphere. He said the meeting will be a stepping stone for further improved relations with the United States.
Appreciating overseas Pakistanis, he said they are a precious asset, great ambassadors of Pakistan and are serving their country with vitality.
