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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister’s Special Representative for Interfaith Harmony and Middle East Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi on Saturday termed the U.S President Joe Biden’s statement on Pakistan and its nuclear program as irresponsible. Ashrafi said Pakistan is a responsible country and its nuclear program is safer than other countries in the world, APP reported. The Prime Minister’s Special Representative for Interfaith Harmony and Middle East said the Pakistan Ulema Council had expressed grave concerns on the Biden’s remarks regarding Pakistan and its nuclear program, saying such remarks would not help in strengthening the Pakistan-US ties. He was of the view the US president should retract his statement about Pakistan, immediately. Ashrafi said the government’s decision to summon the US ambassador to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was a step in the right direction, which is being supported and endorsed by the entire nation. Hailing the decision to summon the US envoy in the Foreign Office, Ashrafi said, “This decision clearly demonstrates the message of Pakistan’s independent and autonomous foreign and defense policies.”

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