Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said Pakistan is taking the lead on diplomatic, economic, and military fronts as a result of sincere and coordinated teamwork.

Addressing overseas Pakistanis in London today, alongside Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, he emphasized that the country’s economy is experiencing stability, growth, and advancement as a direct result of collective efforts.

He reiterated his belief in teamwork, describing it as the foundation for any nation’s development.

Talking about Pakistan’s military achievements, Shehbaz Sharif declared that the nation has won the war and inflicted a decisive defeat on its adversaries.

The Prime Minister further said he effectively conveyed the sentiments and concerns of the Pakistani people during his address to the United Nations General Assembly. He said Kashmir issue was also highlighted during the speech. He said Pakistan was also part of US President Donald Trump-led efforts to bring peace to Palestine and end oppression against the people of Gaza.

Shehbaz Sharif also mentioned his productive and constructive meeting with President Trump, expressing confidence that it would contribute to strengthening Pakistan-US relations.

Recognizing the vital role of expatriates, the Prime Minister described them as a valuable asset and acknowledged their significant contributions to the country’s development and progress.

Speaking on the occasion, Ishaq Dar said government is focusing on the alleviation of poverty and pursuing the agenda of development and progress.

He said the entire world is acknowledging the strenuous efforts of Pakistan on the economic front. He added that interest rate has declined significantly from twenty two percent to eleven percent, while inflation dropped to five percent.

Ishaq Dar said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif effectively highlighted all issues, including the Kashmir dispute and the ongoing oppression in Gaza, during his address to the UN General Assembly session as well as all the other engagements, on the sidelines of this event.