Neither the IMF nor anyone has placed any conditions on our nuclear program

 

Neither the IMF nor anyone has placed any conditions on our nuclear program

The delay in the agreement is due to technical reasons, my statement was taken out of context. Finance Minister Ishaq Dar's statement on the nuclear program was explained. No one has made any conditions regarding our nuclear program, the delay in the agreement is due to technical reasons, and my statement was taken out of context. According to Geo News, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar while explaining the statement on the nuclear program said that my statement on the reasons for the delay in the IMF program was presented out of context.
There is no room for any kind of external intervention in the nuclear program, my statement has nothing to do with the IMF program. The IMF nor any other country has not placed any conditions on our nuclear program, the delay in the agreement is due to technical reasons, we are in constant communication with the IMF.
  I said that Pakistan has the sovereign right to develop its nuclear program, and the nuclear program is in our national interest.

It should be remembered that Tehreek-e-Insaaf leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi had said that no one has the right to ask questions about nuclear assets. Why did Finance Minister Ishaq Dar state the nuclear program in the Senate? This statement created a crisis in the country, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had to explain in his press briefing on this statement, governments have been coming and going, and we protected our nuclear assets for our survival and defense. Yes, Imran Khan will never allow these assets of Pakistan to be weakened and the people of Pakistan will not allow it either.
Talking to the media, PTI leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that we have satisfied the world with the safety of nuclear assets, and many experts have agreed that our safety system is world-class. Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that no one has the right to answer questions about our nuclear assets, who are they to ask what our program should be, its nature, and what should be the range of missiles?