Shafqat Ali Khan
Shafqat Ali Khan is the spokesperson for Pakistan's Foreign Office, known for articulating the country's foreign policy positions and responses to international statements. In a recent press briefing, he criticized a joint statement made by the United States and India, calling it 'one-sided' and 'misleading' regarding Pakistan's alleged involvement in terrorism. Khan emphasized Pakistan's commitment to combating terrorism and highlighted the need for a balanced view of security issues in South Asia, while also addressing concerns about military sales to India.
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France:
Shafqat Ali Khan is the spokesperson for the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs discussing diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire.
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Saudi Arabia:
Shafqat Ali Khan, the spokesperson for the Pakistani foreign ministry, expressed the need to wait and see if the ceasefire holds.
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France:
Shafqat Ali Khan is the spokesperson for the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs and discussed the ceasefire and diplomatic efforts.
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Iraq:
Shafqat Ali Khan, the spokesperson for the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, expressed hope for the ceasefire to hold.
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India:
Pakistani foreign office spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan stated that it was essential to 'wait for 48 hours' to see if the ceasefire held.
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Pakistan:
Shafqat Ali Khan stated that Pakistan effectively repelled Taliban attacks under its right to self-defense.
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Pakistan:
Shafqat Ali Khan stated that a ceasefire was implemented at the request of the Taliban.
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Pakistan:
Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan confirmed the development regarding the repatriation.
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Pakistan:
Foreign Office spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan sidestepped repeated questions on whether the pact alters Pakistan’s long-declared policy of keeping its nuclear deterrent India-centric.
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Pakistan:
Shafqat Ali Khan clarified that the Pakistan-Saudi agreement is purely defensive in nature.
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