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Senior leaders of Pakistan Muslim League-N met with the Honorable Leader of Pakistan Muslim League-N and former Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif in London.

London (Special Reporter)

Senior leaders of Pakistan Muslim League-N had a meeting with the leader of Pakistan Muslim League-N and former Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif in London.

Among the important issues that were discussed in the meeting, the country’s situation, control of inflation, further reduction in the prices of petrol and diesel, providing maximum relief to the people, increasing the country’s exports, the mistakes of the previous government. Because of the policies that are faced by the country, the problems and dangers faced by the country should be immediately rescued from them, Pakistan should be freed from external debt, and the speed of work on the internal and foreign policies of the country should be increased, the problems of overseas Pakistanis should be solved immediately, the country’s economy should be improved. Consolidation and other issues were under consideration.

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan and Federal Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, MNA Mohsin Nawaz Ranjha, Ms Anusha Rehman, President of Pakistan Muslim League-N District Sialkot Chaudhry Tariq Subhani and other senior leaders were present among those who met.

Former Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, Hussain Nawaz Sharif, Hasan Nawaz Sharif, senior leader Maulvi Abdul Shakoor, Pakistan Muslim League-N President UK Zubair Gill, Senior Vice President UK Nasir Butt, Senior Leader Nasir Janjua, Senior Leader Abdul Rehman Arain and others were present on this occasion.

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