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Sputnik International
January 19, 2021
Tesla executives are expected to meet with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan to discuss investment opportunities involving electric vehicles.
Pakistani journalist Javed Afridi, who also is a large investor in automaker MG Motors Pakistan, stated earlier this month that Tesla could be coming to the Pakistani automotive market. Afridi also stated that he has met with Tesla executives on multiple occasions, leaving the meetings with the feeling that Tesla was interested in expanding its product market to Pakistan.
ProPakistani originally reported the news.
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Imran Khan to visit Sri Lanka
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‘The visit is likely towards the end of February’
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‘The visit is likely towards the end of February’
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is scheduled to visit Sri Lanka in February, according to official sources. He will be the first head of government to visit Sri Lanka since the pandemic struck last year.
“The visit is likely towards the end of February,” an official source in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told
The Hindu on Monday.
UN resolution
Mr. Khan’s visit, scheduled a month after Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s three-day visit to Colombo, will likely coincide with the early days of the 46th UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva, where a new resolution on Sri Lanka may be adopted by members. Pakistan is currently a member of the Council. In December 2020, Islamabad and Colombo held Foreign Secretary level ‘Bilateral Political Consultations’ virtually. A state
Pakistan says a 2019 air raid by India was a “false flag” operation conducted by India’s governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for electoral gains and urged the world community to stop its long-time rival’s “reckless, militarist agenda”.
In a series of tweets on Monday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said India’s “fascist” government led by his counterpart Narendra Modi “used the Balakot crisis for domestic electoral gains”, referring to the Indian raid on the northwestern Pakistani town on February 26, 2019.
In 2019, I spoke at UNGA on how India’s fascist Modi govt used the Balakot crisis for domestic electoral gains. Latest revelations from communication of an Indian journalist, known for his warmongering, reveal the unholy nexus between the Modi govt & Indian media