PM Imran to attend NA session on Monday

Parliamentary party of Tehreek-E-Insaf will also hold a session led by premier before attending the National Assembly


Rizwan Ghilzai February 14, 2019
National Assembly of Pakistan. PHOTO: APP

ISLAMABAD: Prime minister Imran Khan has decided to attend the National Assembly session on Monday to take the house into confidence on Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman’s visit to Pakistan.

According to sources, the premier will brief the National Assembly about the details pertaining to the visit of Saudi Crown Prince.

The parliamentary party of Tehreek-E-Insaf will also hold a session led by the prime minister before attending the National Assembly session.

The premier will review political situation in the country and other matters besides taking the party into confidence on the visit of MBS.

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The parliamentary party will also be briefed on prime minister’s meeting with IMF managing director.

The meeting will also review issues confronting the members of the National Assembly.

Sources said that Finance Minister Asad Umar will brief the parliamentary party about Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) signed with Saudi Arabia.

The parliamentary party members of PTI have been advised to ensure their presence at the session.

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