Top News Russia-Ukraine Struggle: Prime Minister Imran Khan will address the world today on globalization, the economy

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan will address the country tonight (Monday) to reassure the global financial and financial crisis following the Ukraine crisis, Information, and Broadcasting Minister Fa wad Chaudhary said.

 

Speaking on Twitter, Fa wad Chaudhary said, "The country's top leader will bring the country certainty about the economic and global crisis following the Russia-Ukraine struggle.

The Prime Minister also tends to tell the country that his visit to Russia has been closed and a meeting with President Vladimir Putin has led to analysis over the Ukrainian struggle.

 

'The great proclamation'

Speaking to reporters ahead of the PTI "Haqooq-e-Sindh March", Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Prime Minister Imran Khan would address the country at 6 pm today.

 

He agreed that the head, while in his position, would make a 'great proclamation' to all the people.

 

On Sunday, Defense Minister Perez Kathak said Prime Minister Imran Khan would soon unveil mass embezzlement.

“The head of state will address the country immediately and report that the cost of petrol has been reduced by R10, and Rs5 per unit of electricity reduction by Rs5 per unit prices, and a few different measures, he told a rally in the region of Numraiz in his former hometown.

 

The defense force reduced the risk to the PTI government and a more efficient person, saying the opposition parties would lose a lot and the long journey would neglect to remove government officials.

 

Earlier, sources familiar with the issue of the Prime Minister's Office said the head office would be in line with the effects of global expansion in Pakistan.

 

They added that the global crisis following the Ukraine-Russia struggle could affect Pakistan.

 

“Over the past few weeks, the cost of oil and wheat in global markets has increased by 12-15%; on the other hand, International insurance agency increased the additional costs for transportation agencies," the sources said.

 

They have warned that the ongoing international crisis could lead to further global flooding.

"I think (Prime Minister Imran) will make a very big announcement," an unnamed priest told reporters in Jacobabad. He encouraged the people to "be ready" because the head of state would "speak from the heart".

 

Qureshi said the head understood the plight of individuals and their plight. He also said that the head of state would visit Sindh soon.

 

Meanwhile, PML-N Information Secretary, Marriyum Aurangzeb, in a tweet, found out whether the head of state would want to discuss "its misleading oaths and false allegations against its political rivals".

"I would like this to be his last speech so that people can end the misery associated with rising unemployment," he said.

 

The leader's residence comes a few days after a visit to Russia on a two-lane road trip where he met with President Vladimir Putin to discuss common interests and developing conditions around the world.

 

The report came after a meeting with Prime Minister Imran focused on the Ukraine-Russia struggle that did not help much and that agricultural countries were the ones most affected financially in the event of a conflict. "It reaffirmed Pakistan's belief that dialogue should be resolved through exchange and strategic planning."

 

Prime Minister Imran also reaffirmed the importance of the Pakistan Gas Pipeline as a financial leader between the two countries and explored cooperation in energy-related projects.

 

A day later, the PPP began marching towards Islamabad with the promise that the long journey would show that Imran Khan's superiors had lost the trust of the country.

 

Public officials have been the subject of much criticism from the opposition and there has been widespread resentment over the rise of the new oil expense record.

 

The first light revealed that the cost of all essential oil-based assets was tested to see an increase of Rs8 to Rs10 on Monday over the next two days, in large part, due to rising global oil costs, higher fuel consumption, and cheaper costs.

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