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PML-Q opposes renaming NWFP as Pukhtunkhwa
Islamabad—PML-Q President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain
has demanded of the government to make an appeal to all expatriate
Pakistanis to invest in Pakistan and start special incentive schemes
for them.
Addressing a news conference at the conclusion of PML-Q Central
Working Committee meeting here on Sunday, he said the new name of
NWFP should be chosen with full consensus instead of Pukhtunkhwa.
He said there was no need of requesting IMF to provide loan facility
to Pakistan. “The meeting decided not to speak on Party differences
before media and if anybody does, special committee will take action
against him”, he said.
He said PML-Q Central Working Committee passed thirteen resolutions
on national and international issues.
“The efforts of some elements who want to fuel the differences have
failed and they did not succeed in their motives”, he said.
Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain said that thirteen committees to form
policies on defence, law and order, media, discipline, coordination,
international affairs, health, economy, industries, food,
agriculture, labour and education. The policies will be highlighted
through Parliament.
He criticized the freezing of funds and victimization of Local
Bodies.
He denied any agreement between PML-Q and USA regarding incursions
in tribal areas.
Earlier, at Central Working Committee meeting, Chaudhry Shujaat
Hussain said we will take all the stakeholders along and resolve
every issue mutually.
He said PML-Q is the biggest political force in the country. He said
we took courageous decision in our period regarding international
issues.
He said Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and PML-N have failed to
resolve problems of the people and in this situation we would have
to be united.
The CWC meeting was attended by Chaudhry Pervez Elahi, Gohar Ayub
Khan, Ijazul Haq, Kamal Ali Aga, Tariq Azeem Khan, Engineer Amir
Maqam, Akram Zaki, Nisar Muhammad Khan, Mian Munir Ahmed and Haleem
Adil Sheikh.—NNI
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