Pakistan to soon emerge prosperous, power country, hopes Qadri

ISLAMABAD: Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Noor-ul-Haq Qadri Thursday expressed the hope that Pakistan would soon emerge as powerful and prosperous country after overcoming difficulties.

Addressing a reception arranged in his honour by International Forum for Pakistani Columnists and Anchors (AFPCA) at Islamabad Club here, he said Pakistani nation would be better educated under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan as the Prime Minister was determined to make justice system cheaper and speedy.

Improvements in the economic condition of the country would soon be visible.

The overall workings of country's institutions would be improved.

He said the ongoing austerity measures spearheaded by Prime Minister would have far reaching impacts on society as well as economy.

He said Pakistan had the ability to lead Muslim Ummah adding the government was striving hard to implement first hundred days agenda vigorously.

Those who looted the country should be dealt with iron hands.

The stashed money would be brought back to the country.

The agenda of PTI has rekindled people's hope of steering the country into prosperity.

PTI government was enjoying people's support to implement the agenda of change in true letter and spirit.

Responding to a question, he said that annual fund of Rs 125 billion had been allocated for erstwhile Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) areas. This would help overcoming poverty in Fata and starting a new era of development in the area.

President IFPCA, Muhammad Asif Noor, Aqil Tareen, Waqar Fani, Farhat Asif, Syed Waqar Ali Shah, Ambassadors of various European and Islamic countries were present on the occasion.