ISLAMABAD: Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz concluded their UK tour and boarded a flight back to Pakistan on Saturday.
Nawaz Sharif, who left for his UK and US trip on October 26, spent time in Geneva with family. Maryam Nawaz also visited Geneva for medical treatment earlier this month.
Speaking at London airport, Nawaz Sharif dismissed the prospects of PTI’s protest movement, stating, “Pakistan is on the road to prosperity, overcoming numerous challenges.” He criticized PTI, claiming the party brought disrepute to the country and added, “We have endured the worst atrocities.”
Maryam’s son Junaid Safdar and their family physician Dr. Adnan are accompanying them back to Pakistan.
