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President Biden aware of elections in Pakistan

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President of United States Joe Biden is aware of the general election held on February 8 in Pakistan, the White House said.

The Press Secretary of White House Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters at her daily news conference, that the President is very much aware of millions of Pakistanis who turned out to vote last week, including record numbers of Pakistani women, members of religious and ethnic minority groups, and young voters.

She congratulated the Pakistani people for participating in general elections 2024 — including poll workers, civil society members, journalists and election observers who protected Pakistan’s democratic and electoral institutions. Jean-Pierre maintained that the US is proud to stand with like-minded democracies, as it consistently conveys clearly, both publicly and privately, to the Pakistani government and across the Pakistani political spectrum the need to respect the will of the Pakistani people and ensure a transparent election process. It is critical, and it is obviously important.

 

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