Pak willing to improve ties with neighbouring countries: Imran Khan

TIL Desk/World/Islamabad/ Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has laid the roadmap for his country’s development and governance while spelling out his priorities in foreign policy in his maiden speech after being sworn-in as the 22nd prime minister of the country.

Imran Khan in his address underscored that Islamabad wishes to improve its relations with the neighbouring countries, while adding that through the National Action Plan (NAP), his government would leave no stone unturned in combating terrorism.

“The National Action Plan was finalised on consensus from all the parties. We will work to implement it fully and fight this scourge of terrorism,” he added. Laying out the roadmap for uprooting corruption, the 65-year-old cricketer-turned-politician asserted that he has vowed to clamp down on corrupt individuals to save Pakistan.

While promising that taxes would be spent on the welfare of the citizens, Khan elucidated, “I will also make the nation feel confident that I will protect your money. With our austerity measures, we will daily tell everyone how much we have saved.”