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Wednesday 22, May 2013
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PM chairs meeting of parliamentary leaders; says parliament to decide re-engagement with US, NATO
By: Humair Rana, Uploaded: 29th March 2012
Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Thursday said Parliament will decide the matter of re-engagement with the United States, NATO and ISAF, in a respectful manner, as the whole world was waiting for this decision. He said this parliamentary process and the recommendations of the parliamentary committee were being appreciated and viewed with great respect by the whole world. The Prime Minister expressed these views while chairing an important meeting of the Parliamentary leaders here at the PM House, to evolve a consensus regarding resolution of the Parliament on policy recommendations for future course with US and NATO.
Source: APP
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Story first published: 29th March 2012
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