“Will return soon,” affirms Nawaz Sharif 

LONDON: Former prime minister and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif has expressed his intention to return to Pakistan imminently.

The seasoned politician said that consultations with legal experts were currently under way, paving the way for his impending homecoming.

Speaking to Zafar Iqbal, a former senator of the party, on Thursday in London, Nawaz Sharif underscored his determination to soon rejoin the political landscape of Pakistan.

He emphasized the significance of an uninterrupted democratic system within the country and underscored the imperative to prevent any derailment of this constitutional framework.

During their meeting, discussions encompassed a spectrum of topics, including matters pertinent to the party and shared interests.

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Notably, Shehbaz Sharif, the former prime minister’s younger brother and President of the PML-N, is presently in London as well. His visit centers around deliberations concerning Nawaz Sharif’s forthcoming return to Pakistan and an assessment of the prevailing political panorama within the nation.

Sources indicate that Shehbaz Sharif is engaged in consultations with Nawaz Sharif regarding the logistics of the return as well as various internal party affairs.

The anticipated participation of the PML-N’s legal team in these discussions further augments the gravity of the proceedings.

The PML-N supremo’s return will be a significant morale booster for a party that ruled the country amid soaring inflation among other issues.