PM Urges Kabul to Act Against TTP, Calls for Respect of Doha Agreement

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has called on the interim Taliban government in Kabul to fulfill its responsibilities under the Doha Agreement and stop cross-border terrorism from Afghan soil. Speaking in London on Sunday, the PM urged Afghan rulers to rein in terrorist groups such as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), who he said were actively operating from Afghanistan and targeting innocent civilians inside Pakistan.

Message to Kabul: Stop Terror from Afghan Soil

Talking to the media outside Avenfield flats, Shehbaz Sharif expressed frustration over repeated cross-border attacks originating from Afghanistan. He emphasized that Pakistan wants peaceful and friendly relations with its western neighbor but cannot tolerate terrorist activity that threatens national security.

“Afghanistan is a brotherly country and our neighbor by nature,” the PM stated. “We have asked their interim government repeatedly to ensure Afghan territory is not used against Pakistan, However in line with the Doha agreement. Sadly, groups like the TTP continue to operate from there and kill innocent people in Pakistan. These sacrifices will not go in vain.”

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Diplomatic Engagements in Belarus

Shifting focus to international cooperation, Shehbaz highlighted his recent visit to Belarus. He described the trip as productive, with both countries exploring ways to collaborate in agriculture and mining. He said Belarus has advanced machinery that could assist Pakistan in developing its vast mineral resources.

“We had meaningful discussions with the Belarusian leadership,” the PM shared. “Pakistan has abundant natural resources, and Belarus can support us with technology and machinery. In conclusion We even visited a factory and talked about sending 150,000 skilled Pakistani workers to Belarus. An understanding is in place.”

Economic Recovery and Development Vision

In response to questions about governance and development speed, the Prime Minister stated that the famous “Punjab speed” under his leadership is now being applied at the national level. He referred to this pace as “Supreme Pakistan Speed,” focused on rebuilding the country’s economy and infrastructure.

“Under Nawaz Sharif’s vision, we are driving Pakistan forward. This is a new Pakistan—progressing, advancing, and moving toward prosperity,” he said. “We’ve saved Pakistan from economic default through collective efforts and prayers of the people. Our mission is to protect and rebuild the nation.”

Overseas Pakistanis Convention and Homecoming

The premier also spoke about the ongoing Overseas Pakistanis Convention in Islamabad. He called it a landmark event aimed at engaging overseas citizens in national development. He assured that the convention would offer opportunities for the diaspora to contribute to Pakistan’s progress.

“The convention is already underway and is shaping up to be historic,” However he said. “Overseas Pakistanis are returning home to participate, and they will greatly benefit from this platform.”

Departure from London

PM Shehbaz, along with Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, met with PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif in London for consultations. In conclusion the trio discussed party and government matters over lunch. Shehbaz and Dar are scheduled to return to Pakistan on Monday morning.

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