QUETTA, : The Chief of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and former Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif is due in Quetta on Monday (today) on his two day visit after a span of some twelve years.
During his two day visit to the provincial capital, Nawaz Sharif would meet different Pashtoon, Baloch leaders including PKMAP Chairman Mahmood Khan Achakzai, Talal Bugti and other tribal elders.
The PML-N Chief Organizer Balochistan, Khuda-e-Noor talking to INP news agency said that Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif would reach Quetta Airport where he would be give a rousing welcome by the party worker.
Later, he would be taken to the residence of former Minister and party leader Sardar Yaqoob Nasir where he would also address the PML-N provincial organizing committee and address a press conference, he added.
During his visit to the city, the PML-N chief will also meet Baloch leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai and also visit Bugti House to meet Nawabzada Talal Bugti and attend dinner there.
To a question, Khuda-e-Noor said that Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif would neither address any public meeting nor any rally due to security concerns. INP
During his two day visit to the provincial capital, Nawaz Sharif would meet different Pashtoon, Baloch leaders including PKMAP Chairman Mahmood Khan Achakzai, Talal Bugti and other tribal elders.
The PML-N Chief Organizer Balochistan, Khuda-e-Noor talking to INP news agency said that Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif would reach Quetta Airport where he would be give a rousing welcome by the party worker.
Later, he would be taken to the residence of former Minister and party leader Sardar Yaqoob Nasir where he would also address the PML-N provincial organizing committee and address a press conference, he added.
During his visit to the city, the PML-N chief will also meet Baloch leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai and also visit Bugti House to meet Nawabzada Talal Bugti and attend dinner there.
To a question, Khuda-e-Noor said that Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif would neither address any public meeting nor any rally due to security concerns. INP
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