Minister for Information and Broadcasting Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan said on Thursday that national unity, consensus and co-ordination are required to steer the country out of crisis. Talking to media outside the parliament, she said "Country's present situation demanded unity, consensus and coordination among the all political forces to steer the country out of the challenges.
"We have to carry forward the process of reconciliation started by the Pakistan Peoples Party for the better future of the country," she added. The minister said PPP believe to take all the political parties on board on all national issues for resolution of masses' problems and to cope with challenges facing the country. She said PPP does not believe in confrontation and revenge rather it has opened the door of harmony. Joining the government by the two political parties PML-Q and MQM will strengthen the parliament and democratic institutions.
All these parties will work together to provide relief to masses, she said and added that strong parliament and political stability are guarantee of strong economy. To a question, she said PPP is in power due to people of Pakistan and has not come to power from back doors.
About Osama's killing she said the death of al Qaeda chief is milestone in war against terrorism. She said the statement on Osama's killing was issued after the consultation with all the stakeholders. She said Foreign Office was working under command of President and Prime Minister and it could not issue any statement without consulting the two leaders.
Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan said the western media has always remained involved in false propaganda against Pakistan. To a question she said Pakistan has reservations and concerns over the operation conducted by the US forces inside the country. However, she expressed the hope that leadership of the two countries will sit together and sort out the solution of these problems.
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