Shehbaz Sharif News

At the Sharm El-Sheikh Summit, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised Donald Trump, calling him a 'man of peace' for his efforts in conflict resolution between India and Pakistan, as well as in Gaza. Sharif nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his contributions.

In the wake of violent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, PM Shehbaz Sharif sends a high-level delegation to negotiate with civil society leaders. As the region faces a complete shutdown and a communications blackout, the talks aim to address rising tensions and demands from the local populace.

India slams Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's UNGA speech as absurd theatrics and terrorism glorification! Diplomat Petal Gahlot's right of reply at the 80th UNGA counters Sharif's claims of Indian jets downed in Operation Sindoor, calling Pakistan's military pleading for ceasefire and a global terrorism hub. India demands shutdown of terror camps and extradition of wanted terrorists. Watch the fiery exchange!

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warns India against any attempts to stop water flow into Pakistan, asserting such actions would violate the Indus Waters Treaty.

Relations between Washington and Islamabad seem to be improving recently. By this point, Trump has hosted Army Chief Asim Munir for lunch, Pakistan is finagling its way into Trump’s business circles, and its also publicly thanked Trump for helping broker an India-Pakistan ceasefire after Op Sindoor. All of this is pointing to a steady normalisation - and folks in India HAVE NOT been happy with the way Trump has handled this. But is this really something to be concerned about for India?

India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7 in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, targeting terror infrastructure in Pakistan. Over 100 terrorists were killed, leading to Pakistan's retaliation through cross-border shelling.

Sharif, who was in Ankara, during a joint press conference with Erdogen, thanked Turkey for its ‘unwavering support’ on Kashmir. This was perhaps hours after the terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam.

New Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has a tough task ahead of him. Not only has he been thrust into this position rather unexpectedly, he has a problem worth at least $3 billion at hand - first and foremost, he must convince IMF to renew their loan for Pakistan to avoid slipping into a debt crisis. Watch for more details.

Pakistan's move to outsource the operations of major airports, including Islamabad International Airport (IIA), comes as a strategic response to the continuous depletion of forex reserves. The decision, aimed at generating foreign exchange through public-private partnerships, seeks to improve service delivery and align with international industry practices. By fast-tracking the outsourcing process, the government aims to uplift the aviation sector and revitalize international flight operations. However, the full impact of this significant policy shift on Pakistan's economic health and aviation industry remains to be seen. Stay tuned for further developments in this transformative move.

'You all know we are running short of resources,' Shehbaz Sharif said, adding Pakistan at present was facing an economic crisis