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[00:00:00] respect and this sovereign defense
[00:00:02] arrangement and the idea is, I think it is a high
[00:00:06] time that this region must
[00:00:10] this is not such a majority find an independent architecture
[00:00:13] to bring peace and security in this region, from far from
[00:00:16] areas the time has proved, it is probably difficult
[00:00:20] if not impossible.
[00:00:24] seven, eight thousand people So let me emphasize that we will
[00:00:27] obviously, we must not be
[00:00:30] you know, ignoring what's happening in the
[00:00:34] world, the times are very challenging.
[00:00:37] The situations need full attention of
[00:00:41] all the countries in the region, particularly our region, and we have seen
[00:00:45] that now the energy supply chain disruption. We have seen the prices. The common man is
[00:00:49] suffering. Again, the government
[00:00:52] say, a jirga, whatever could do for the two-wheelers, three-wheelers subsidy, remove all the
[00:00:55] taxes, give a refund through through tokens. Almost
[00:00:59] 10% 10 million people are benefiting. So if you take
[00:01:02] average size of family five, so
[00:01:05] 50 million individuals in Pakistan are
[00:01:08] benefiting. Ladies and
[00:01:11] gentlemen,
[00:01:14] let me also emphasize that the counter-terrorism must not be used as a
[00:01:17] pretext to suppress, as you said, the legitimate
[00:01:20] struggle, and despite our continuing sacrifices, let
[00:01:24] me
[00:01:27] make it very clear that there should be no doubt that
[00:01:31] our unflinching resolve to
[00:01:34] escalating it. So fight terrorism will ever get weaker as a
[00:01:37] nation. Excuse me. Our people, armed
[00:01:40] forces, police and intelligence services continue to confront
[00:01:44] this menace with extraordinary courage very frequently,
[00:01:48] almost on a daily basis. We
[00:01:51] will continue, Inshallah. This is all because the citizens
[00:01:55] deserve safety and our country deserves
[00:01:59] peace. Excellencies and gentlemen,
[00:02:02] Pakistan believes in a peaceful neighborhood. We
[00:02:05] desire a region where trade flows from Central Asian
[00:02:09] states to the Arabian Sea, where
[00:02:12] roads, railway and energy links connect our
[00:02:16] people and bring cross-border prosperity. But our
[00:02:19] pursuit of peace cannot come at the expense of our people's
[00:02:23] security.
[00:02:25] Good neighborliness is a
[00:02:27] against terrorism two-way obligation. It cannot be
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[00:06:04] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace be upon you, viewers.
[00:06:07] The fear that was expressed in the jirga for the past two
[00:06:11] or three weeks has finally
[00:06:15] materialized. Governor's rule and emergency have been imposed
[00:06:19] in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. And before
[00:06:22] proceeding further, let me show you
[00:06:26] what the Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa said two weeks
[00:06:29] ago when we spoke to him in the jirga.
[00:06:33] What was that? Well,
[00:06:36] Governor Sahib, if I have to interview you next week,
[00:06:40] then inflation
[00:06:42] is in the right place, effect reserves are in the right place, policy rate is in the
[00:06:55] right place. So the first rate that we did was actually
[00:06:58] in April of this year, which was a private placement of
[00:07:02] 750 million dollars. And then we accessed the
[00:07:05] panda bond market, which was credit enhanced
[00:07:09] and it was a long time coming from.
[00:07:12] because it is the second largest, second deepest capital market in the world.
[00:07:16] And so it was a very successful issue. Do you
[00:07:19] think it's being successful given higher global yields?
[00:07:22] Yeah, so as you know, about three weeks back we did a
[00:07:26] three billion dollar Euro bond. The
[00:07:30] overall appetite of that was actually the order book was twice of that,
[00:07:34] and we were very pleased with the length and breadth. Of course, there were Asian
[00:07:37] investors, there were Middle East investors, but the bulk of it was sort of
[00:07:41] European and US investors. And it's after a hiatus, after a gap for four
[00:07:45] years, that Pakistan accessed international capital markets. Now,
[00:07:48] going forward, we are not in a rush in this
[00:07:52] fiscal year, but as part of a medium-term strategy, we have given
[00:07:56] mandates for Islamic Sukuks. We are given
[00:07:59] mandates for also for the first time
[00:08:03] dollar dollar settled but rupee
[00:08:06] denominated bonds. A lot of reverse inquiries coming
[00:08:09] through on that as well. And then going forward, we are going to
[00:08:13] issue RFPs for the remaining panda bond because NAFM approval is
[00:08:17] for billion dollars. We printed 250. And for
[00:08:20] the first time, we are also going to see uh if we
[00:08:23] can go for tokenization of our
[00:08:26] existing
[00:08:28] Euro bonds. So not in a rush. Does this mean this comes potentially next year,
[00:08:32] or what sort of timeline are you looking at,
[00:08:35] these? From our perspective, it's going to be determined
[00:08:38] by pricing, tenor and market conditions.
[00:08:43] Um, so the
[00:08:46] way I was sort of explaining to you a bit earlier as well
[00:08:49] that um this year, you know, it's not a
[00:08:53] question of that we absolutely need to cover our external
[00:08:57] financing gap. But over the next two to three years, what we do
[00:09:01] want to do is to see if some of our short-term external
[00:09:04] debt can be refinanced into longer tenors,
[00:09:08] longer maturities. So Pakistan is a country that does not
[00:09:11] have to go into this...
[00:09:43] meaning there is an agenda, and no personal or
[00:09:47] political agenda can be given priority.
[00:09:50] At this time, Pakistan
[00:09:54] is facing such
[00:09:58] an external aggression, a foreign
[00:10:02] aggression. Their
[00:10:06] anti-Pakistan agenda,
[00:10:09] or their narrative
[00:10:12] against Pakistan, is
[00:10:16] very clear.
[00:10:19] And in this,
[00:10:22] Pakistan's
[00:10:25] sworn enemy,
[00:10:28] India, is involved.
[00:10:31] The land of Afghanistan and the people
[00:10:34] of Afghanistan are being used
[00:10:37] in this aggression, in this war of terrorism
[00:10:41] that has been imposed on Pakistan.
[00:10:45] We have tried to make them understand
[00:10:48] many times, to engage
[00:10:52] in dialogue with them,
[00:10:56] and to reach an understanding.
[00:11:00] We have told them
[00:11:02] that Afghanistan should not allow its land to be used
[00:11:05] for terrorism against Pakistan.
[00:11:08] And
[00:11:10] we have held negotiations with them,
[00:11:14] or as they
[00:11:17] we have sat down and talked with them
[00:11:21] at the last stage.
[00:11:23] And not only Pakistan,
[00:11:27] but also Pakistan's friendly
[00:11:30] and Muslim countries, including Saudi Arabia,
[00:11:34] Qatar, Turkey,
[00:11:37] and to some extent,
[00:11:40] China, are involved.
[00:11:43] But they did not agree to anything,
[00:11:47] and after
[00:11:50] imposing this war
[00:11:54] of terrorism, they have started
[00:11:59] the effects of this are that approximately 12
[00:12:03] districts are such
[00:12:07] that some
[00:12:10] of them were ex-FATA,
[00:12:13] and besides that, Lakki Marwat,
[00:12:16] Karak, and Dera Ismail
[00:12:20] Khan, where we are not saying that
[00:12:24] every person in KP says that in the daytime, the government
[00:12:28] has writ, and at night, the terrorists
[00:12:32] have their government there,
[00:12:35] or the terrorists control
[00:12:39] everything. Now, the Pakistani
[00:12:42] armed forces and Pakistan's law enforcement
[00:12:46] agencies have fought
[00:12:49] this war
[00:12:56] and patriotism. And in this,
[00:13:00] but sir, what was the fault of PTI in dealing with this war
[00:13:03] on terror? What is the fault of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government? Their
[00:13:08] that
[00:13:11] this war against terrorism
[00:13:14] that the armed forces and law enforcement agencies
[00:13:18] have sacrificed for,
[00:13:21] and the intelligence-based operations against terrorists,
[00:13:55] the police do not even have their own police stations. There
[00:13:58] is no existence of CTD. And then the provincial government
[00:14:02] has not only in these
[00:14:07] for the last one and a half years, when
[00:14:11] this
[00:14:14] with India and Afghanistan,
[00:14:18] when this phase two started,
[00:14:22] and now I
[00:14:25] cannot wage a conventional war with Pakistan, and the other is out of the question. So
[00:14:29] now they have changed their strategy and started
[00:14:32] this phase two. So since
[00:14:36] then, almost April-May
[00:14:38] 2025, when
[00:14:41] it started increasing,
[00:14:45] and training camps in Afghanistan
[00:14:49] were fully established,
[00:14:52] and the training of terrorists and then
[00:14:56] terrorist activities started entering Pakistan,
[00:14:59] the provincial government, the PTI provincial government,
[00:15:03] has never supported
[00:15:06] our national stance against these terrorists.
[00:15:09] They have never stood with it.
[00:15:12] Instead, they have always been saying
[00:15:16] that they are against this operation.
[00:15:19] But the Chief Minister himself doesn't fight, his police
[00:15:23] fight. So his police were sacrificing their lives, but the police were
[00:15:27] sacrificing their lives in such a way that they had neither
[00:15:31] weapons nor
[00:15:35] safe buildings. And when they were told
[00:15:38] for this purpose to spend the funds
[00:15:42] that were being given to them by the center on this,
[00:15:46] there was no positive
[00:15:49] response. And now the Chief Minister
[00:15:53] and before him, they say
[00:15:57] that this is not their job. They say that
[00:16:00] establishing peace and fighting against terrorism
[00:16:03] is not their job. They say that they did not become Chief Minister
[00:16:08] for this purpose. I was elected
[00:16:11] Chief
[00:16:13] Minister
[00:16:16] for love. And he says that his
[00:16:19] agenda is only the release
[00:16:22] of Imran Khan, so he has nothing to do with this. Viewers, let's take
[00:16:26] a short break. We will be back to continue our discussion with Rana
[00:16:30] Sanaullah Sahib. Stay with
[00:16:31] us.
[00:16:49] The ambassador of Pakistan, the voice of your emotions,
[00:17:04] far from home, the voice of the homeland and your identity.
[00:18:49] Welcome back to the Jirga. Sir, PTI is the most
[00:18:53] popular party in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
[00:18:56] This government was formed with a clear majority. What do you expect
[00:19:00] from its removal?
[00:19:04] that democracy is
[00:19:08] a means of gaining power
[00:19:11] peacefully. And in this, the acquisition
[00:19:15] of power and then the transfer of power happens peacefully.
[00:19:18] And the importance of the opposition
[00:19:21] is kept,
[00:19:25] and the basic reason for following
[00:19:28] these principles
[00:19:32] it is a means
[00:19:34] of acquiring power and transferring
[00:19:38] power. But when people say that
[00:19:42] look, there is a two-thirds majority,
[00:19:45] a 90% majority, tell me, the population of KP
[00:19:49] is over four crore. The number of voters
[00:19:52] is two crore 13 lakh. Out
[00:19:56] of these, how many voted in this election, as a result
[00:20:00] of which this assembly is said to have two-thirds and
[00:20:03] this is a total of 82 lakh.
[00:20:07] 82 lakh votes were cast.
[00:20:10] 41%. Rana Sahib, similarly, if the Punjab government
[00:20:14] is doing well,
[00:20:17] no, I said the same thing earlier. It's the same
[00:20:21] everywhere. That's why no democratically elected
[00:20:24] person can claim
[00:20:28] that now because 100% of the people are with me,
[00:20:32] whatever I do, I am not accountable to anyone. Now, 82 lakh votes
[00:20:36] were cast, out of which 36 lakh went
[00:20:39] to PTI, and 51
[00:20:42] lakh went to their opponents, which includes Jamaat-e-Islami,
[00:20:46] which includes JUI, which is almost 10 lakh.
[00:20:50] In this, PML-N got six lakh votes, PPP got votes,
[00:20:53] independent candidates got almost 10 lakh votes.
[00:20:56] So the matter is that
[00:21:00] that by presenting this majority,
[00:21:04] you will say that they can do whatever they want, and no one
[00:21:07] will question them, because they have achieved a majority.
[00:21:11] This is how majority is. Jamaat-e-Islami,
[00:21:14] ANP, the most affected
[00:21:18] by terrorism,
[00:21:26] are opposing on the basis
[00:21:29] that a misconception has been spread
[00:21:32] and is being spread
[00:21:35] another operation will start,
[00:21:39] and people will be displaced again,
[00:21:43] rendered homeless, and a great
[00:21:46] calamity will befall the people. Nothing of that sort will happen.
[00:22:12] And as a result, Inshallah, the area
[00:22:15] that will be cleared, whether it is done district-wise
[00:22:19] or five by five.
[00:22:50] that you, in the war of terrorism and aggression
[00:22:54] that is imposed on Pakistan, should clearly
[00:22:57] and unequivocally state
[00:23:01] that you, Mr. Chief Minister,
[00:23:04] and your leadership, will hold a press conference
[00:23:08] and also sign a written agreement that you
[00:23:12] will fully stand
[00:23:15] by Pakistan's position on this policy.
[00:23:18] And after
[00:23:21] that, you should call off the long march.
[00:23:25] Leave those things. That day was
[00:23:29] probably the night between Saturday
[00:23:32] and Sunday. It was Sunday. So they said that on Tuesday,
[00:23:36] your meetings will start. Your lawyers probably
[00:23:40] have a time on Tuesday, they will meet. After that, on Thursday,
[00:23:43] the family will meet. The matter has only
[00:23:47] gone wrong from here. Don't come
[00:23:50] out and politically use
[00:23:54] it. He said, "Okay, after that, he
[00:23:58] said for treatment that his treatment is not this,
[00:24:01] all this is before Maulana's intervention, right?
[00:24:05] I say that even after Maulana, he remained here.
[00:24:09] When Maulana came, he was also told
[00:24:13] that Maulana, we had this conversation with him.
[00:24:17] He agreed to this. We agreed to all
[00:24:20] his meetings and treatment. Then we also agreed
[00:24:24] with him that we will form a political committee,
[00:24:28] or we will get this committee confirmed
[00:24:31] by the Prime Minister. Whatever small issues you have,
[00:24:35] whether it's about meetings or treatment, we will sit
[00:24:39] in this committee and resolve it. The draft was prepared,
[00:24:44] and then read out. Mohsin Naqvi Sahib
[00:24:47] went and said that he would discuss it with Sahib and Prime Minister
[00:24:51] Sahib and get their approval. When he came
[00:24:54] back, he brought up four more points, saying that no,
[00:24:58] write this here, write that there. We
[00:25:01] somehow accommodated that as well. Then he said
[00:25:05] that this operation, for which you are asking
[00:25:09] us to fully support,
[00:25:12] write in it that this operation will only happen if
[00:25:16] we agree to it, otherwise not. What happened with Maulana yesterday?
[00:25:20] The same thing was discussed with him that in the war
[00:25:23] against terrorism, the provincial government
[00:25:27] should play its role. They should call
[00:25:30] off the long march. Their demands,
[00:25:33] whether it's about treatment or meetings,
[00:25:37] all these things were agreed upon with them.
[00:25:41] So let's come back to that and take the conversation forward. Did you not
[00:25:45] increase the threat of a long march even more? Now people
[00:25:49] will be more charged, more angry. So don't
[00:25:53] you think that they will now attack
[00:25:56] Islamabad with more intensity? When they started from Lakki Marwat,
[00:26:00] their chowk.
[00:26:08] So what was their number there? You should find out from your
[00:26:11] sources. I am telling you with full confidence
[00:26:14] that it was six to eight thousand. I am even exaggerating.
[00:26:18] After that, wherever they came,
[00:26:21] they held a rally. The same six, seven, six,
[00:26:27] leave after that, and only
[00:26:31] 500 to a thousand people are left with them.
[00:26:33] And their number has not increased anywhere beyond
[00:26:37] that. And if they bring
[00:26:40] such a long march, then I think
[00:26:43] that they will unnecessarily
[00:26:47] do injustice to their workers,
[00:26:51] and people will have to face such a legal action. Before
[00:26:54] this, on November 26, 2024,
[00:26:58] they did not even ask about any of their workers later.
[00:27:02] Thank you very much, Mr. Rana Sanaullah Khan Sahib, for giving
[00:27:06] us your time. Viewers, with the hope that you will continue
[00:27:09] to share your feedback about the program, I bid farewell
[00:27:13] from today's jirga. Allah Hafiz.
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[00:30:32] will have to bear the consequences. Taking action against terrorists
[00:30:35] is in Afghanistan's own interest. Ishaq Dar said that
[00:30:39] Pakistan's objective is the complete elimination of terrorism, including
[00:30:42] its root causes. Pakistan has emerged as a net security
[00:30:46] provider in the region, and today Pakistan is known
[00:30:50] as a peacemaker globally. Pakistan's efforts
[00:30:53] for peace in the region are not hidden
[00:30:56] from anyone.