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[00:00:01] I think it is a high time that this region
[00:00:04] must find an
[00:00:06] of independent architecture to bring peace and security in this
[00:00:10] region, from far from areas, the time has proved,
[00:00:14] it is
[00:00:15] of probably difficult, if not impossible, so
[00:00:19] let me emphasize that we
[00:00:23] will obviously, we must not be, you
[00:00:26] know, ignoring what's happening in the world,
[00:00:30] "the times are very challenging, the
[00:00:33] situations need full
[00:00:35] of attention of all the countries in the region, particularly our region, and we have
[00:00:39] seen the energy supply chain disruption, we have seen the
[00:00:43] prices, the common man
[00:00:44] of is suffering, again the government whatever could do for the two wheelers, three
[00:00:48] wheelers, subsidy,
[00:00:50] of remove all the taxes, give
[00:00:51] a refund through through tokens, almost 10 over 10
[00:00:55] million people are benefiting, so if you take
[00:00:57] of average size of family. five, so 50
[00:01:01] million individuals in Pakistan are
[00:01:04] benefiting. Ladies and
[00:01:06] gentlemen, let me also
[00:01:10] emphasize that account terrorism must not be used as a pretext to
[00:01:14] suppress as it said, the legitimate struggle, and despite our
[00:01:18] continuing sacrifices, let
[00:01:19] me make it very
[00:01:23] clear that there should be no doubt that our
[00:01:27] unflinching resolve to fight terrorism, will ever
[00:01:31] in get weakened as a nation, excuse me, our
[00:01:35] people, armed forces, police and intelligence services continue to
[00:01:39] confront this manness with extraordinary courage very
[00:01:42] frequently, almost on on daily
[00:01:50] the citizens deserve safety and our country
[00:01:53] deserve peace. excellences
[00:01:57] in gentlemen, pakistan believes in a peaceful neighborhood,
[00:02:01] We desire
[00:02:02] a region where trade flows from central Asian states to the
[00:02:05] Arabian sea, where roads, railway and energy
[00:02:09] links connect
[00:02:11] of our people and bring cross borders prosperity, but our
[00:02:15] pursuit of peace cannot come at the expense of our people
[00:02:19] of security. Good neighborlihood is two way
[00:02:23] obligation. It cannot mean
[00:02:25] of absorbing attack after attack in silence today.
[00:02:30] I say to the authorities in Kabul, please
[00:02:34] of honor your commitments, ensure that afan soil is not
[00:02:37] used against any other country, particularly
[00:02:40] Pakistan. Act against those who threaten your
[00:02:44] neighbors, take verifiable,
[00:02:48] of irreversible and concrete steps against terrorist eminating from your
[00:02:51] soil. This is not a new message, this is the same
[00:02:55] message I gave them in person during my visit to
[00:02:59] Kabul on. 19th of April
[00:03:01] 2025. I also call upon the international
[00:03:05] community to support Pakistan's continuing resolve to
[00:03:09] fight this threat. We have paid an enormous
[00:03:14] of price. Our efforts must be met with cooperation and a
[00:03:17] shared
[00:03:19] of determination to deny terrorists the
[00:03:21] in means and space to operate. Ladies and
[00:03:24] gentlemen, a peaceful
[00:03:28] of of prosperous future for all. of our people free
[00:03:32] from the schools of terrorism is within
[00:03:35] reach if states have the requisite political
[00:03:38] resolve, let
[00:03:41] me tell you
[00:03:42] of we will stand against terrorism to the last
[00:03:46] effort inshallah and we will stand for
[00:03:49] peace and we have demonstrated that
[00:03:52] a we can, we are and we will stand for peace, not only for
[00:03:56] pakistan but the entire region and may be beyond.
[00:04:00] we will do both to the ultimate
[00:04:03] of end, so I thank you for your patient hearing, I'm most grateful for
[00:04:07] inviting me for today's event, I have been very
[00:04:11] honest and frank to have expressed,
[00:04:14] you know that when you go to such events, you get
[00:04:17] a
[00:04:18] all also input up from your own institutions, but I
[00:04:23] a do most
[00:04:27] of of the time I just go extempore in order to express my honest sentiments, thank you very
[00:04:29] of much. Right, ladies and gentlemen, we were sharing live images from where
[00:04:33] the deputy prime minister and for minister Mr. Isaak was addressing the
[00:04:36] international conference on Pakistan's evolving counter terrorism
[00:04:40] landscape, TTP, cross border threat and regional security
[00:04:43] institute at the Institute of Strategic Studies,
[00:04:46] of Islamabad, he said in his remarks that terrorism is actually not a
[00:04:50] policy debate, it's a story of sacrifice and valor,
[00:04:54] he did mention how we have made sincere efforts, even if we had to sit with
[00:04:58] the Afghan Taliban regime, but fortunately Afghan Taliban
[00:05:02] regime or the Afghan soil is still used for such terrorism activities
[00:05:06] and is spreading globally, and speaking about India, he did mention
[00:05:09] that how Indian patronage of state using terrorist groups actually
[00:05:13] have larger repercussions just within Pakistan. He further paid
[00:05:17] tribute to the Prime Minister the Pakistan,
[00:05:21] the honorable Mr. Mohammad Shabaz Sharif and the CDF
[00:05:24] field marshall say and the entire armed forces and the law
[00:05:28] enforcing agencies where he did mention that life has to
[00:05:32] go in accordance of peace. In addition to this, just
[00:05:35] prior to that, it was the minister for information broadcasting Mr.
[00:05:39] Atatar who actually took to the stage and he did say, in his repark as
[00:05:43] the people of KPK and Pakistan actually stand in
[00:05:46] resolved and we are going to fight against terrorist till the last drop of
[00:05:50] our blood and life. Ladies and gentlemen, now I will be taking
[00:05:54] you towards where the there's an interview the federal
[00:05:58] minister for finance and revenues senator Mohammad
[00:06:02] Aurangzeb who is actually going to speak with Bloomberg TV
[00:06:05] in Bangkok and while we speak of it we do know for fact how the deputy
[00:06:09] prime minister himself Isagdar Sah has mentioned. that
[00:06:12] you now that when I was the finance minister, you have spoken about certain
[00:06:16] issues and now from here onwards, ladies and gentlemen, time now to
[00:06:20] listen to what the federal minister for finance has to
[00:06:23] say, is joining me now is
[00:06:27] Pakistani finance minister Mohammad orangzeb, great to have you with
[00:06:31] us minister, I just wonder if you could just tell us first off, I mean
[00:06:35] we've seen Pakistan quite successfully tapping global debt
[00:06:38] markets, but do you see this continuing given the backdrop of...
[00:06:42] higher global bond yiels, yes, so thank you, in the first
[00:06:46] instance, this is part of our medium term debt strategy,
[00:06:50] as we achieved macrostability, from my perspective is just basic
[00:06:54] hygiene, inflation in the right place, effect reserves in the
[00:06:57] right place, policy rate at the right place, so the first rate that we
[00:07:01] did was actually in April of this year, which was a private
[00:07:05] placement of 750 million dollars and then we access
[00:07:09] the panda bond market, which was correct.
[00:07:12] enhanced and
[00:07:14] you know it was long time coming from Pakistan because is the second largest
[00:07:18] second deepest capital market in the world and so it was very
[00:07:22] successful issue. do
[00:07:23] you think it continue being successful given higher global uses? yeah
[00:07:27] so so as you know about three weeks back we
[00:07:30] did a three billion dollar euro bond
[00:07:34] the overall appetite of that was actually the order book was twice of
[00:07:38] that and we were very pleased with the length and breath of course there were asian
[00:07:42] inv'. there were middle east investors, but bulk of it was sort of
[00:07:45] European
[00:07:46] and US investors and it's after heaters, after gap of four years that
[00:07:50] Pakistan access international capital markets. now going forward,
[00:07:54] we are not in a rush in this fiscal
[00:07:57] year, but as part of our medium term strategy, we have given mandates for
[00:08:01] Islamic sukups, we have given mandates for
[00:08:05] also for the first time dollar,
[00:08:08] dollar settled but rupee denominated bonds, lot
[00:08:11] of first inquiries coming through on that as well and
[00:08:15] then going forward we are going to issue RFPs for the
[00:08:19] remaining panda bond because NAFM approval is for billion dollars we printed
[00:08:22] 250 and for the first time we are also going to
[00:08:26] see if we can go for tokenization
[00:08:30] of our existing euro bonds so now
[00:08:34] a rush does this mean this comes potentially next year or what sort of timeline are you
[00:08:38] looking at and how much for each these from our perspective
[00:08:41] it's going to be determined by pricing, tenor and
[00:08:45] market conditions,
[00:08:48] so the way I was sort of explaining to
[00:08:52] you bit earlier as well, that
[00:08:55] you know this year, it's not a question of that we
[00:08:59] absolutely need to cover our external financing gap, but over the
[00:09:03] next two to three years what we do want to do is to see if
[00:09:07] some of our short term external debt can be
[00:09:10] refinanced into longer teners, of maturities, so Pakistan
[00:09:14] is a country does not have to go into this roll over
[00:09:17] risk on on sort of short term debt, but quite
[00:09:20] frankly a, it is not is not
[00:09:24] helpful to us from the rating agencies perspective as well, they don't do
[00:09:28] not give us any credit for that, so we want to keep the overall
[00:09:32] quantum of our external debt which is close about 100
[00:09:36] million dollars, but think about it as mostly
[00:09:40] as replacement trades, as diversification
[00:09:44] and as elongating the maturity, I was just about to ask, so how
[00:09:47] effectively is this going to help Pakistan reduce the
[00:09:51] reliance on bilateral loans? well, we
[00:09:54] are extremely grateful to our bilateral
[00:09:57] partners who have helped us to thick and thin with IMF
[00:10:01] programs, with bilateral support, etc., but the way I look at
[00:10:05] it, we have to move towards sustainability and therefore road to
[00:10:08] market, and this is also in conjunction of... of
[00:10:12] where we are in terms of sovereign ratings, because we have just
[00:10:16] as I was saying earlier, we have had three rating upgrades since
[00:10:20] April of last year, so we have now got into a solid b, if we
[00:10:24] go back... 40 years, the best
[00:10:26] that the country is ever had is B plus, so if we
[00:10:29] all we are very committed to stay the trajectory, then if not
[00:10:33] during this fiscal year, early next fiscal year, we should get to B plus,
[00:10:37] but we are aiming slightly higher this time around to see how we
[00:10:41] break into the double v category as as a sovereign as a
[00:10:44] country, and therefore the debt sustainability and the external
[00:10:48] debt and with the right maturities is going to be very critical
[00:10:52] enabler to help us with the rating. agencies to break into
[00:10:56] WB. Amid this period though, you're still in need of financing, where
[00:11:00] else are you looking for, what is the latest on the US exchange
[00:11:03] stabilization facility is 10 billion dollars worth? where are
[00:11:07] discussions on that? yeah, with respect to the US, we are looking at in in
[00:11:11] the context of larger larger canvas, so the
[00:11:14] discussions that we are having that we move, you mentioned the
[00:11:18] bilateral partners, but overall are now thought process with the prime
[00:11:22] minister leading, the cabinet, the administration, to move from aid
[00:11:25] to trade and investment, so active discussions
[00:11:29] with USDR in terms of tariff discussions and getting
[00:11:33] to a framework agreement there with US Exim Bank,
[00:11:37] with DFC, to help support in
[00:11:41] trade, investment flows into Pakistan in terms of agriculture, in terms of
[00:11:44] it, minerals and mining, within that context, this
[00:11:48] stabilization facility, as you know well, I mean this is not loan, this is not a credit facility,
[00:11:52] this is liquidity support, and with or
[00:11:56] without it we will continue to move forward in terms of market
[00:11:59] access, so you have reached some form of agreement on that
[00:12:03] or still still active discussions across
[00:12:07] all areas, including this. is Washington attaching any
[00:12:10] conditions for the facilities? what are you hearing from them? no,
[00:12:14] I think with respect to our
[00:12:18] leadership discussion with
[00:12:20] the with the Trump administration, we are a very good place, you've
[00:12:24] had number of... team with secretary, last time was in
[00:12:27] Washington, had very constructive discussion with Secretary Bessent,
[00:12:31] so we very grateful for all the support that we are getting, it's moving in the right
[00:12:35] direction, and we are hopeful that this will help
[00:12:39] consolidate that trade investment flow from the US into Pakistan. What
[00:12:43] about when it comes to the bounce in the US dollar recently,
[00:12:47] how manageable is that for Pakistan, because we have been seeing in the past two years the
[00:12:50] rupee has been relatively stable, do you think that can continue?
[00:12:54] Yeah. "I think the rupee has been stable because
[00:12:58] in the context the overall macro stability, because this
[00:13:02] time the FX Reserves, you have to look at that,
[00:13:06] the couple of weeks back we touched 21.4 billion
[00:13:09] dollars, which is the highest ever in the history
[00:13:13] the country, and this is now about three months of import
[00:13:17] cover, which is a good international benchmark, and you put it in the context of
[00:13:21] couple of three years back when we were down to two weeks of import."
[00:13:25] so we have come a long way from that perspective, number one, number
[00:13:28] two, these reserves are not built on debt
[00:13:32] stock, this is the central bank actually doing
[00:13:36] market interventions, so it's not only the quantum the
[00:13:40] effects reserve, but also the quality of fx reserve which is helping the
[00:13:44] stability the currency, and while as you can
[00:13:48] appreciate the effects and the policy rate is very much
[00:13:51] the the the perview the central bank, but all i
[00:13:55] can say is that we expect the currency to remain stable as we
[00:13:59] move forward. do you see there being a risk to growth? we've
[00:14:03] already been seeing previously the IMFrading the outlook for this year
[00:14:07] because the vulnerabilities from the energy shock. how on target are you? what is
[00:14:11] the target for this year? yeah, so so the GDP growth once again
[00:14:15] just like the FX situation, the three and a half years back,
[00:14:18] the the economy actually contracted, we were minus
[00:14:22] .3% on GDP growth, the... before was
[00:14:25] 2.6%, last fiscaly is 3.7%. this
[00:14:29] year we are quite sanguin that we will be north of
[00:14:33] 4%. so having said that,
[00:14:37] the lingering conflict, we are keeping very close eye on
[00:14:40] that between the governor and myself, both
[00:14:43] from inflation perspective and the GDP growth perspective as
[00:14:47] well, because even in the last fiscal
[00:14:50] year a certain percentage of GDP growth was shaved off because
[00:14:54] the... the conflict in the middle east, so we are all
[00:14:58] hopeful that
[00:15:00] you know this situation will resolve itself, the target for this year is north of
[00:15:04] 4%. okay, what about tax revenues? do you see that being on
[00:15:08] target as well? might you have to announce perhaps additional
[00:15:12] measures if the conflict roils on? well, as
[00:15:16] you know, on the 7th of
[00:15:18] October, the we are in IMF
[00:15:22] program, so the the mission... was in
[00:15:25] Pakistan, they reviewed our quantitative benchmarks, structural benchmarks, part
[00:15:29] of those quantitative benchmarks are how do they see the revenue
[00:15:32] profile, all I can say is the first quarter of this
[00:15:36] fiscal year, is June, July till September, we have met
[00:15:40] our revenue targets in terms of tax revenues, we are now in
[00:15:44] double digits in terms of tax to GDP, so I would say at this point in
[00:15:48] time, so far so good, so far so good for oil stocks as well into the
[00:15:52] end the year, how is Pakistan looking at the
[00:15:56] energy shortfall? Yeah, I think that's a that's a very good
[00:16:00] question in the context of what we are dealing with at this point in time, I would
[00:16:04] say the first order has...
[00:16:07] negotiated very well since March
[00:16:11] this year when this conflict started in terms of procurement of
[00:16:15] molecules, now this we are now of six months
[00:16:19] into the conflict, so there's been no shortage, there's been no quees
[00:16:23] at the gas stations, there's been no law in order situation, which
[00:16:26] unfortunately we have seen in some the other countries,
[00:16:29] so october we are good, november we are
[00:16:33] planning, it's both in terms the crude and
[00:16:37] the gas in terms of LNG, now obviously as we go
[00:16:41] forward, if this conflict lingers will have to make participation
[00:16:45] choices, but one thing I just want to say is we are, while we are
[00:16:48] very focused on petroleum, the food security is as important
[00:16:52] as the energy security, and we are very fortunate
[00:16:56] to have a situation in Pakistan where our fertilizer situation,
[00:17:00] daap whether etc it's because
[00:17:01] urea, of our existing
[00:17:04] stocks, but also in terms of our local capability.
[00:17:08] uh we are a good place from that perspective as well, first order
[00:17:12] impact has been negotiated well, the second order impact
[00:17:15] in terms of its impact and we have also gone for targeted subsidies
[00:17:19] for vulnerable segments etc. but we are keeping very close eye on
[00:17:23] inflation and gdp about first order, when it comes to
[00:17:27] how Pakistan has been able to secure shipments, what has it been
[00:17:31] using as leverage with Iran to secure
[00:17:34] shipments, cargos? can you help us understand that? well... I think
[00:17:38] overall I would say I want to compliment our
[00:17:42] leadership right, in the first instance we were all we
[00:17:45] were all very hopeful when the Islamabad emaju happened right, that again
[00:17:49] as a country very fortunate to have
[00:17:53] very good relationship with the Trump administration and the trust and credibility the
[00:17:57] Iranian leadership and a combination of that
[00:18:01] helped in terms of culmination in terms the Islam by the Muu, it
[00:18:05] continues to help us in terms. of our procurement
[00:18:08] capability as well, minister, thank you for your time today, it's been
[00:18:12] great to chat with you, really appreciate
[00:18:21] Mohammad Orangzeb interviewing with Bloomberg TV Bangkok, he stated that we are extremely
[00:18:25] grateful to our bilateral partners for being with us, that sustainability
[00:18:29] is going to be very critical enabler for us, he said that Pakistan issued
[00:18:33] three billion dollars dual trans euro bonds, he said that
[00:18:37] with respect to US, we are looking at the launcher picture and we are moving in the right direction
[00:18:41] with the investments and the trade. He said that Pakistan seeks greater
[00:18:44] access to global capital markets as Pakistan privately issued
[00:18:48] $750 million dollar bonds in April this
[00:18:52] year. Finance minister says appropriate inflation, reserves and policy
[00:18:56] rate levels key economic stability. And
[00:19:00] last day he said that investers show interest in rupees
[00:19:03] denominated dollar federal
[00:19:05] bonds.
[00:19:09] Well that's all for
[00:19:10] now further details, stay tuned to Pakistan
[00:19:12] TV.
[00:19:30] Bangladesh goes into 12th February 2026 parliamentary elections after
[00:19:34] major political reset. Bangladesh heads to the port. once again
[00:19:38] with the new generation decides the next chapter of
[00:19:40] Bangladesh.
[00:19:52] Pakistan TV team is here at the Beijing capital international
[00:19:55] airport.
[00:20:02] Pakistan TV is right now reporting live from the great hall the people
[00:20:06] here in China.
[00:20:15] delegation led by Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and chief of defense
[00:20:18] force field marshall Assim Munir have now
[00:20:22] departed from the great hall the
[00:20:24] people.
[00:20:32] A very significant mous will be signed in this
[00:20:36] important meeting.
[00:20:52] we are at the jinna convention center and just not me, this is
[00:20:56] me, sana and of course our channel, as the
[00:20:59] Islamabad talks comment today, prime minister Mohammad Shahbas Sharif held the key
[00:21:03] meeting with us vice
[00:21:04] president,
[00:21:18] you about about the Pakistan.
[00:21:32] the man of peace, it was Pakistan who made sure that the
[00:21:36] 47 year old conflict
[00:21:38] ends,
[00:21:47] the way he praised the role of prime minister. Mr. Shahbas
[00:21:50] Sharief, field marshall Assim, it made headlines
[00:21:54] in Pakistan. I have also had such a privilege and
[00:21:57] honor to witness such a
[00:21:59] friendship.
[00:22:06] I appreciate the government of Pakistan and everybody involved in organizing this
[00:22:10] very, very important seminar. I'm here at Jinna
[00:22:14] Convention Center Islamabad. Pakistan's water strategy is
[00:22:18] clear, when a river crosses border. cooperation becomes just as
[00:22:22] important as the water
[00:22:23] itself,
[00:22:31] from the heart of south asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent
[00:22:35] middle east and north africa to the power corridors the west. i think
[00:22:39] that the proxy situation is very
[00:22:42] problematic uh for the
[00:22:46] US, for Israel, for around,
[00:22:50] states for the world at large, this
[00:22:54] conflict could expand, that's what Pakistan and
[00:22:58] Cutter are trying to prevent. Israel wants
[00:23:01] the land of Palestine without the Palestinian people, and that is
[00:23:05] why we see the situation in
[00:23:09] Gaza being getting getting
[00:23:12] worse.
[00:23:13] Field Mar have kept a channel open when nothing else was working, and that
[00:23:17] matters,
[00:23:18] and of course the cease fire came through. Islamabad: gender
[00:23:21] persecution is already a crime against humanity under the Rome
[00:23:25] statute, and the international criminal court has issued
[00:23:29] arrest warrants for the two top taliban
[00:23:32] leaders: and Sheikh Khani, who is the
[00:23:36] chief justice. I suspect that the Canadians are going
[00:23:40] to pressure on areas that will cause lot of
[00:23:43] dis comfort to the Americans as they're coming into the midterm
[00:23:47] elections in November. Iran's... declaration that it
[00:23:51] does not intend to produce a nuclear weapon is
[00:23:55] politically relevant, but declarations alone cannot
[00:23:58] resolve the security dilemma. Iran has always said it's prepared to
[00:24:02] continue the conflict, but it's clear that it's preferences for this war to end,
[00:24:06] the US and the Trump administration I think is the same, so there is alignment, but
[00:24:10] obviously the problem has been
[00:24:12] how we get
[00:24:13] there.
[00:24:24] Hello and welcome to experts corner, this is Mahin
[00:24:27] Joffrey.
[00:24:32] Pakistan is there and it was mediator between
[00:24:36] it and the United States, so this this
[00:24:39] gives this defense agreement diplomatic
[00:24:43] angle. Saudi Arabia, gata, all these countries are going to find
[00:24:46] alternative roots for the energy export. "the
[00:24:50] United States, not only because it's spending in front the new term
[00:24:54] elections, but also in the general strategic
[00:24:58] context, should seriously
[00:25:01] recess its policy towards Iran.
[00:25:05] I mean, Iran and Oman can negotiate, and countries like Pakistan
[00:25:09] and Katar and Turkey have been helpful in trying to mediate some
[00:25:12] type of resolution here, but again as I said earlier, I
[00:25:16] believe right now the Trump administration has nearly zero patience." for
[00:25:20] so-called negotiations with the Iranian regime, well certainly
[00:25:24] the war has not proven to be as uh quick
[00:25:28] or as decisive as the president initially
[00:25:31] suggested, seniors are coming back, still fighting for the right,
[00:25:35] are not accepting, india should be declared a country
[00:25:39] of particular
[00:25:40] concern.
[00:25:51] Hello and welcome to onfold, I am, we saw
[00:25:54] earlier, the exchange rate has become considerably more stable, the
[00:25:58] external account has become more manageable, the interest rate on on treasure.
[00:26:02] bonds or the yield and treasury bonds is uh is going up for the
[00:26:06] first time in uh in Canadian
[00:26:10] history in regional countries and globally that America can be a
[00:26:14] friend, but if there is a choice between Israel and any particular country then
[00:26:17] America would always preparay. the the atrocities or the
[00:26:21] crimes committed against the Palestinian people have started long before
[00:26:25] 2023. after the embarrassing debackle that
[00:26:29] India faced after Mark last year, "this could
[00:26:33] help
[00:26:34] you know attempt to repair the moral the armed
[00:26:38] forces. It has been clearly indicated from the Russian side
[00:26:42] that peace cannot be pushed forward, it can be
[00:26:46] softly and smoothly promoted, so it
[00:26:50] should be treated in very careful way. um, the
[00:26:53] economic, the clock for economic collapse and
[00:26:57] political col collapse, these are really two different flops. by
[00:27:01] presenting my tribute..." and salute to the shodaya of Pakistan
[00:27:04] considering the importance of today and and the sacrifices which
[00:27:08] they made for our beautiful country. Ukraine is a NATO,
[00:27:12] not the NATO member, but it affects to the NATO and the European
[00:27:16] security. He is the conflict, because I think under the current
[00:27:19] circumstances, it's virtually impossible to
[00:27:23] end the Ukraine war, to force Moscow and Kiev
[00:27:26] to sign peace
[00:27:28] deal.
[00:27:40] Either it's reaching out to the customers, either they like
[00:27:44] building different assessments, all of that
[00:27:48] one assessment that used to take like a week now can be done in 10
[00:27:52] minutes, and unfortunately I think there's a
[00:27:55] possibility that some of Modi's advisers are saying
[00:27:59] that is what India must do, and therefore India has... look to the
[00:28:03] united states and Israel, so many people say, oh this mountain
[00:28:07] is crazy, beautiful, i want to tricking, so this year some front come
[00:28:11] here, i actually got an email by the organizers the harders and
[00:28:15] business competition and the way the competition structured is that there was an
[00:28:18] initial online round that was open to anyone globally, so the problem
[00:28:22] is this that in the first test match the combination wasn't good,
[00:28:26] pakistan had all the attributes, it had the credibility of
[00:28:30] a strong nation, it had the cred of neutrality that both
[00:28:34] parties could trust, and above all Pakistan was
[00:28:37] and is legitimate partner for both these
[00:28:41] nations. I can make so many words with these
[00:28:44] stair, dear, tears,
[00:28:47] rates.
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[00:30:27] Deputy Prime Minister and Form Minister says Pakistan is committed to the
[00:30:31] complete elimination. of terrorism and demands of Afghan taliban regime to
[00:30:35] stop all support to terrorists, addressing a counter terrorism
[00:30:39] conference, dar stresses attacks from Afghan soil must end
[00:30:42] and world must acknowledge Pakistan
[00:30:44] sacrifices.
[00:30:49] Federal minister for information and broadcasting says Pakistan is
[00:30:53] facing the major challenge of terrorism and extremism. Addressing a
[00:30:57] conference on Cardo terrorism, the minister said,