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Pervez Musharraf may launch political career after 28th November
November 21st, 2009 Musharraf
Former president Gen (r) Pervez Musharraf is likely to enter politics when a legal bar – which prevents public servants from participating in politics for two years from the date of retirement – ends on November 28.
Although former aides from the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), as well as current ones, are unable to make a statement that clarifies the former president’s future political ambitions, they say Musharraf would definitely join practical politics and might announce his own political entity.
Sources – who are in contact with the former president – say that despite the likelihood of Musharraf’s participation in politics after November 28, he is likely to stay abroad until a major shift in his favour in the political situation of the country.
“The recent remarks made by Musharraf against President Asif Ali Zardari were in fact a preface … to a new political chapter. He made the remarks in the backdrop of mounting pressure on Zardari,” said an associate of the former president.
While it is now known that the Chaudhrys of Gujrat no longer associate themselves with Musharraf – which was reflected in their decision to turn down the former president’s request to delay party polls until the expiry of the legal bar – some leaders of the PML-Q still maintain close contacts with him.
“A number of PML-Q leaders – such as Ameer Muqam, Marvi Memon, Nisar Memon, Raza Hayat Hiraj and others – are still affiliated with Musharraf, and may back him to enter politics … creating another fissure within the PML-Q,” said a party source.
India Working on Musharraf’s Formula: BJP
November 21st, 2009 Musharraf
New Delhi- The BJP today took exception to reports suggesting that the government was having talks with separatist forces like Hurriyat Conference in Jammu and Kashmir on the formula sought to be evolved by former Pakistan President General Pervez Musharraf and urged the Government of India to react to such reports.
BJP spokesman Prakash Javadekar said according to reports India was discussing with Hurriyat Conference the four-point formula evolved by General Musharraf.
The reports were indicating that the government would have accepted these solutions but for the November 26 attacks on Mumbai. If these reports are ‘correct and true’, than it is the duty of the government to inform the people about it.
They should inform Parliament the winter session of which is commencing tomorrow, he demanded. The highlights of the former President’s formulae as explained by him during the course of an interview were: Identification of seven Jamu & Kashmir regions and demilitarise and change their status.
The Line of Control (LOC) dividing the two Kashmirs should be made ‘irrelevant’. The region could have no independence but would have to settle ’something between autonomy and independence’ jointly guaranteed by India and Pakistan.
Pervez Musharraf Responds to your Questions !
November 21st, 2009 Musharraf1) On personal plans for future and criticism regarding past performance:
2) On the circumstances surrounding the NRO, the energy crisis:
3) On rule of law, and re-emergence of Taliban:
4) On crisis of leadership and citizen/investor confidence:
Pervez Musharraf – Fighting Terror [Fox News]
November 21st, 2009 MusharrafFormer Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf talks to FOX about how to fight the Taliban
Pervez Musharraf’s Interview with “The World”
November 21st, 2009 Musharraf
The former president of Pakistan was America’s ally in fighting Muslim extremism. Many in Washington said he did too little. Many Pakistanis said he bowed to western pressure. Now, as Pakistani troops battle militants along the Afghan border, he talks with Marco Werman about the delicate balance of leading Pakistan.
Pervez Musharraf’s with Farid Zakaria on GPS CNN
May 19th, 2009 Musharraf
This week on GPS with Fareed Zakaria, an exclusive interview with former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf. If Pakistan and Afghanistan are the biggest global stories of the moment (and they are), the man who can shed the most light on them is surely Pervez Musharraf – the man who resigned from power in Pakistan just nine months ago.
Musharraf, speaking on CNN’s "Fareed Zakaria GPS," said he wishes the current government well and that he "would be the happiest person" if the nation deals well with threats such as the growing political and martial strength of the Taliban.
"If Pakistan is in trouble and if any Pakistani, myself included — if you can see that we can do something for it — well … my life is for Pakistan," he said.
He noted that Zardari, the widower of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, was elected by two-thirds of Pakistan’s parliament.
"Democratically, he’s elected by two-thirds. And these are the people who are the representatives of the same people you’re talking of — 19 percent in favor … ," he said.
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Gen. Musharraf in Saudi Arabia
April 22nd, 2009 MusharrafGen. Musharraf leaves for Saudi Arabia while talking to the media at the ISB airport he said, "the country is in great danger”, the people should not get bogged down by minor issues and focus on bigger challenges, the country was in great danger and advised all to shun looking into the past, he urged upon the nation to focus on the current myriad challenges being faced by the country.
Gen. Musharraf meets King Abdullah
RIYADH – King Abdullah received former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf.
The audience was attended by Prince Naif Bin Abdulaziz, Second Deputy Premier and Minister of Interior, a number of other princes and senior officials.
Musharraf, who arrived in Riyadh on his way to perform Umrah (minor pilgrimage) in Makkah, later left for Madina
At Riyadh Air Base, Musharraf was received by Minister of Transport Jubara Bin Eid Al-Suraiseri and a number of officials – Agencies
Musharraf visits China
April 15th, 2009 Musharraf
For this tour in China, the former President was invited by the government of China, through the Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs (CPIFA). Throughout his trip in China, former President Musharraf was accorded head of state protocol and extensive security. In-between lectures, he was invited to several banquets by various provincial governors and senior Chinese Communist Party officials. He continues to be very popular among the Chinese younger generation.
- Says Obama’s Af-Pak policy is incomplete without resolving Kashmir dispute
- Calls for linking Pakistan with China through fiber optic, rail, oil, gas pipelines; through Karakoram Highway
- Floats the idea of a Iran-Pakistan-China (IPC) pipeline