Federal Minister for Privatisation Abdul Aleem Khan welcomed on Tuesday international recognition of Palestine's independence.
According to details, Aleem Khan had expressed his delight at the recognition of Palestine's independence by European countries, terming it a "welcome move". He congratulated the Palestinian brothers on receiving support from other countries.
The Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) president lavished his praise on the efforts of various countries in recognising Palestine's independence, saying that the world had finally acknowledged the injustices faced by the Palestinians.
He asked Israel to end its oppression, noting that 146 countries have already recognised Palestine's independence.
He expressed hope that other countries will follow the example of Spain, Norway, and Ireland in supporting an independent Palestine.
Aleem Khan emphasised that recognizing Palestine's independence is in line with the United Nations Charter and will be a source of joy for the entire Muslim world.
The federal minister stressed the need for courageous leadership to support Palestine's independence and resist Israeli opposition, adding that the day is not far when Palestine will achieve independence and self-determination globally.
– Aleem Khan commemorates Pakistan's nuclear tests –
Aleem Khan had sent a message to the nation on the occasion of Youm-e-Takbeer, congratulating citizens on the 24th anniversary of Pakistan's nuclear tests.
According to details, Aleem Khan praised the country's defence capabilities, saying that every citizen should be proud and worthy of appreciation for making Pakistan an invincible nation. The minister credited the political leadership of 26 years ago for showing courage in making Pakistan a nuclear power.
He also paid tribute to the scientists, engineers, and technical staff who contributed to the country's nuclear programme.
Abdul Aleem Khan emphasised that the nation should reaffirm its resolve to protect the motherland on this day.
He assured that no one would be able to cast an evil eye on Pakistan. The minister's message concluded with a note of pride and confidence in Pakistan's defence capabilities.
