Former PM Nawaz Sharif returns to Pakistan after 4 years of self-imposed exile in UK
- Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif returned to Pakistan from self-imposed exile in London to rally supporters ahead of parliamentary elections in January.
- Sharif forgave those who caused harm to him in the past and announced plans to revive the country's economy, end unemployment, reduce inflation, and avoid reliance on foreign loans.
- This return comes as Pakistan faces a deepening political turmoil and economic crisis, with Sharif blaming his ouster on the former army chief and spy chief.
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After four years in exile, former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has returned to his home country. “I'm meeting you after a long time, but my love for you has remained the whole time,” the three-time prime minister of the South Asian country told thousands of enthusiastic followers in Lahore on Saturday. Evidently with a view to his intended comeback in next year's elections, he added: “We must start a new journey.” “You've never betrayed…
Pakistan’s former leader Nawaz Sharif returns after nearly four years in self-exile - Egypt Independent
Islamabad, Pakistan CNN — Nawaz Sharif, the fugitive former prime minister of Pakistan, has returned to the South Asian nation after nearly four years in self-exile, stirring up the country’s already fraught political scene as it awaits what is expected to be a tumultuous national election.
Nawaz Sharif returns to Pakistan after four-year exile - Khaama Press
Nawaz Sharif, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, returned to his country today, October 21, after four years of self-imposed exile in London. According to reports, this 73-year-old Pakistani politician is expected to initially travel to Dubai and then return to Lahore with 194 party members on a chartered flight. Maryam Nawaz, the daughter of Nawaz Sharif, stated on her social media page, “The hope of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, has returned to …
Fugitive Ex-Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif Returns From Self-Exile
Pakistan's former three-time Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif returned home Saturday after four years in self-imposed exile, months before a general election. The 73-year-old politician landed at Islamabad airport from Dubai on his chartered plane, where he signed and filed appeals through his attorneys against his convictions for corruption. Sharif later flew to his native Lahore to address a homecoming rally organized by his Pakistan Muslim League-…
El ex primer ministro Nawaz Sharif se da un baño de masas a su regreso a Pakistán
Islamabad, 21 oct (EFE).- El tres veces primer ministro de Pakistán, Nawaz Sharif, se dio este sábado un baño de masas ante los seguidores de su formación, la Liga Musulmana de Pakistán-N (PML-N), en un multitudinario mitin político horas después de regresar al país asiático tras cuatro años de exilio autoimpuesto."No tengo ningún deseo de venganza en mi corazón, solo quiero servir a esta nación", dijo el exmandatario durante un largo discurso f…
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