British High Commissioner meets Nawaz, discusses bilateral relations

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British High Commissioner meets Nawaz, discusses bilateral relations

Dawn.com Published May 18, 2013

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Former Pakistani premier Nawaz Sharif gestures as attends a meeting of traders during election campaign in Islamabad on May 1, 2013. — Photo by AFP

LAHORE: The British High Commissioner, Adam Thomson met with Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Chief Nawaz Sharif on Saturday, DawnNews Reported.

In the meeting, mutual interest and bilateral relations were discussed.

Thomson said that the British government is an advocate of democracy and he added that their government wants better relation with the future democratic government of Pakistan.

Moreover, PML-N chief said that Pakistan’s new government would focus more on trade than aid so that the economic crisis can be extracted from the country.

Adam Thomas also congratulated Nawaz Sharif on his success in the general elections and expressed good wishes on behalf of United Kingdom.

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M. Asghar

May 18, 2013 07:24am

Pakistan should have good relations with all the countries based on the defence of its own geopolitical and geoeconomic interests.

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Truther

May 18, 2013 10:56am

International design, US and UK doesnt want Musharraff to be tried. They want him to leave before Nawaz comes in Govt. since he would put Nawaz in a difficult situation. Polls were rigged to promote Nawaz, and anyone having doubts must read Shaheen Sahbai

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falak

May 18, 2013 09:52am

Mian sahib, at least you could hve advised him regarding Altaf hussain statement. shame on you.

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Raja

May 18, 2013 09:08am

Mr. Nawaz Sherif - good approach. Further if he bring peace and business in Karachi it means next election vote from Karachi to Muslim Leage N. Peace in Karachi should be number one, bring the culprit and strike people under law net. Further all media people should work for peace and stability in karachi without fear of any one.

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Ahmed

May 18, 2013 01:48pm

Pakistani "elite" should stop talking grand talk of "geopolitical and geoeconomic" interests and focus on the issues that are important to 99% of the people of Pakistan of ending terrorism and fighting poverty, broken electricity infrastructure, broken railway infrastructure, city crime and making the country an attractive place in which to do business.

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pakistani

May 18, 2013 02:49pm

I am sure Musharraf trial and leashing Altaf was the main topic of the discussion...

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