British Prime Minister David Cameron is supporting Western alliances with Pakistan amid questions about how Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden lived for so long there before he was hunted down and killed by US commandos, Forbes magazine reported on its website on Wednesday.
Addressing a news conference with US President Barack Obama, Prime Minister Cameron said that allies must work with Pakistan more closely than ever, not turn away. He said that Pakistan has suffered mightily in the fight against extremism. “Their enemy is our enemy,” he said, with reference to Pakistan.
Both Obama and Cameron extended their support to Pakistan in its fight against terrorism, making it clear that they don’t intend to abandon Pakistan while it is reeling from terror attacks. Cameron also said that he and Obama were also committed to helping those fighting for freedom across the Arab world.
Pehle he in logon ki support ki waja say he pakistan is mukam per khara hai????
suport each other to distruct our swet home is their agenda
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