Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) Chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal on Sunday claimed that due to poor economic policies, Pakistan has been making compromises on the foreign front.
He was addressing a training session of party workers outside the Pakistan House, the headquarters of the party.
Kamal said that during the sidelines of the UN session, Prime Minister Imran Khan had suggested that there should be a strong Muslim block and a TV channel for Muslims to project the true image of Islam globally.
However, instead of ensuring his participation in the Kuala Lumpur Summit, the PM first said he would send the foreign minister on his behalf, but at the 11th hour, he stopped even the FM from participating in the mega event of the Muslim block, added the PSP chief.
Kamal claimed that the premier’s move has badly damaged the unity of the Muslim Ummah and has isolated Pakistan in the Islamic community. He condemned PM Khan’s decision to skip the Malaysia summit.
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