Rana Ihsan Afzal (Coordinator to Prime Minister of Commerce and Industries): For the welfare of the people and to save the country from default, the government restored the contract with IMF, although it had to pay a huge political price for this step, but the government put the country's interest first. The government had also taken unpopular steps for economic recovery of the country but such difficult decisions saved the country from default which is a great success on the part of the government. Besides, the PDM government immediately revived the CPEC and it is also working on several other development projects despite the economic challenges. The allied government is providing relief to the poor people of the country in various ways and in this regard, like other relief programs, the free flour scheme is one of the welfare steps. Government of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is determined to provide targeted relief to the people so that the lower classes can get maximum relief.

Zulfikar Ali Bader (Spokesman, Chairman PPP, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari): Pakistan does not allow any kind of terrorism to thrive in the country. Those who are doing terrorist activities in the country are non-state actors and the government is continuously operating against them. The Foreign Minister can play an important role in presenting a clear stand against terrorism by going to the SCO meeting to be held in India next month. Unfortunately, ever since Modi came to power in India, bilateral relations between the two countries could not improve due to his egoism. Modi himself does not want good relations with Pakistan. If he had taken even one step forward, not only the bilateral relations between the two countries would have been stable but also stability in the region. Bilawal Bhutto's visit to India to participate in the SCO meeting can bring more stability to the region. The visit of Foreign Minister can surely bring far-reaching positive results.