Election 'internal' sovereign affair: FO - Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Office on Thursday reacted sharply to the questions raised by certain Western countries on the...
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ISLAMABAD: Foreign Office on Thursday reacted sharply to the questions raised by certain Western countries on the...
WASHINGTON: The United States is concerned about reports of intimidation and voter suppression in Pakistan’s...
Candidates supported by the party of imprisoned Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan plan to establish a government, amidst uncertainty following a closely contested general election. Both Mr Khan and his main rival, three-time former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, declared victory on Friday, increasing uncertainty over who will form the next government.
A Commonwealth team, led by former Nigerian President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, will be deployed to Pakistan to observe the general elections scheduled for 8 February 2024. At the request of the Election Commission of Pakistan, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a 13-member Commonwealth Observer Group (COG) is due to arrive in Islamabad on 1 February and will remain in the country until the electoral process is completed.
A six-member BNP delegation held a virtual meeting with the Commonwealth election observer group this evening, two days before the upcoming 12th parliamentary polls