Sat Feb 10 2024
LONDON: Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Cameron Friday said Britain has acknowledged “serious concerns” about the Pakistan election.
“We recognise … serious concerns raised about the fairness and lack of inclusivity of the elections. We regret that not all parties were formally permitted to contest the elections and that legal processes were used to prevent some political leaders from participation,” Cameron, a former British prime minister, said in a statement.
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