Pakistan, on Thursday, expressed dismay and deep concern over the use of force by the Egyptian security forces against unarmed civilians which resulted in loss of innocent lives in Cairo and other cities.
The Foreign Office (FO) said the tragic events of Wednesday were a major setback for Egypt’s return to democracy.
“As a friend and a well-wisher of the people of Egypt, Pakistan is closely observing developments in that country and urges all parties to exercise restraint and to respect the fundamental rights of the fraternal people of that great country,” FO spokesman Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry said in a statement.
“Political prisoners should be released to ensure that the legal and constitutional issues can be addressed through dialogue among all parties, in an inclusive and peaceful manner, to enable the country to successfully restore the democratic institutions, as early as possible,” he said.
Chaudhry said it was the earnest hope of the government and people of Pakistan that the brotherly people of Egypt with their patience, tolerance and fortitude, would be able to overcome their current challenges, in a manner that ensures sustained democracy, political stability, and economic development, while ensuring peace and well-being of the people.
It will not be wrong if I say sweep before your own doors You can not look after your own country why suggesting others to change their actions
.
Why can't a 'Rubber Ducky' pretend to be relevant ???
.
Comments are closed.