Prime Minister Imran Khan&nbsp;on Friday formally launched Pakistan's national security policy.

During the launch, Prime Minister Imran Khan said national security policy was a "major priority" of his government.&nbsp;

The hundred-page document seeks peace including greater trade with India reportedly even without the final settlement of the Kashmir issue. The major part of the document is reportedly classified. The policy was endorsed by Imran Khan's cabinet earlier this week.

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The Pakistan prime minister asserted that the security of Pakistan rests on its citizens and that it is necessary to promote "delivery-based good governance".

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The Pakistan prime minister highlighted the importance of the policy’s successful implementation and announced it would be reviewed regularly.&nbsp;

"Any national security approach must prioritise national cohesion and the prosperity of people while guaranteeing fundamental rights and social justice without discrimination," the Pakistan prime minister said while addresssing the gathering.

The ceremony was attended by top ministers including Pakistan's chairman of Joint Chief of Staff committee, the three service chiefs and military officials.

The document covers a five year span from 2022-26. Pakistan's prime minister said the main aim of the policy was ensure "peace and stability" in the region.

(With inputs from Agencies)

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday formally launched Pakistan's national security policy. During the launch, Prime Minister Imran Khan said national security policy was a "major priority" of his government.

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday formally launched Pakistan's national security policy. During the launch, Prime Minister Imran Khan said national security policy was a "major priority" of his government. The hundred-page document seeks peace including greater trade with India reportedly even without the final settlement of the Kashmir issue. The major part of the document is reportedly classified. The policy was endorsed by Imran Khan's cabinet earlier this week. Prime Minister @ImranKhanPTI will launch the public version of first ever National Security Policy of Pakistan pic.twitter.com/h2iHIAuBeD — Prime Minister's Office, Pakistan (@PakPMO) January 14, 2022 × The Pakistan prime minister asserted that the security of Pakistan rests on its citizens and that it is necessary to promote "delivery-based good governance". Also Read: Pakistan’s new national security policy seeks ‘peace with India for the next 100 years The Pakistan prime minister highlighted the importance of the policy’s successful implementation and announced it would be reviewed regularly. "Any national security approach must prioritise national cohesion and the prosperity of people while guaranteeing fundamental rights and social justice without discrimination," the Pakistan prime minister said while addresssing the gathering. The ceremony was attended by top ministers including Pakistan's chairman of Joint Chief of Staff committee, the three service chiefs and military officials. The document covers a five year span from 2022-26. Pakistan's prime minister said the main aim of the policy was ensure "peace and stability" in the region. (With inputs from Agencies)

PM Imran Khan launches Pakistan's first-ever national security policy

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Pakistan officials announced on Thursday, that they are going to shut &nbsp;Wagha Border, as Coronavirus case in India rose to 341.&nbsp;The Border will remain close for two weeks.&nbsp; 
 
The interior ministry through a notification said that it closed the key border point with India "for an initial period of two weeks (14 days) with immediate effect".

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They also said the measure was taken to "prevent the spread of COVID-19, in the best interest of both countries." 
 
Pakistan's also shares a border with Iran and Afghanistan and that had already been closed to restrain the spread of the deadly virus.&nbsp; 
 
On Wednesday, Pakistan's COVID-19 Control and Command Centre (CCC) confirmed 247 coronavirus cases, and so far two people have been <a href="ionews.com/south-asia/pakistan-witnesses-first-two-coronavirus-deaths-in-one-day-287273">died </a>due to a deadly virus.&nbsp; 
 
Coronavirus is now a pandemic and has affected more than 218,000 people, around the world.

Pakistan to close Wagha border with India amid coronavirus outbreak. Also read: 'Everything just seemed to escalate...' - Dale Steyn shares his experience in Pakistan amid coronavirus scare Pakistan officials announced on Thursday, that they are going to shut Wagha Border, as Coronavirus case in India rose to 341.

Pakistan to close Wagha border with India amid coronavirus outbreak. Also read: 'Everything just seemed to escalate...' - Dale Steyn shares his experience in Pakistan amid coronavirus scare Pakistan officials announced on Thursday, that they are going to shut Wagha Border, as Coronavirus case in India rose to 341. The Border will remain close for two weeks. The interior ministry through a notification said that it closed the key border point with India "for an initial period of two weeks (14 days) with immediate effect". Also read: Pakistan witnesses first two coronavirus deaths in one day They also said the measure was taken to "prevent the spread of COVID-19, in the best interest of both countries." Pakistan's also shares a border with Iran and Afghanistan and that had already been closed to restrain the spread of the deadly virus. On Wednesday, Pakistan's COVID-19 Control and Command Centre (CCC) confirmed 247 coronavirus cases, and so far two people have been died due to a deadly virus. Coronavirus is now a pandemic and has affected more than 218,000 people, around the world.

Pakistan closes Wagah border with India for two weeks amid coronavirus scare

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PM Imran Khan launches Pakistan's first-ever national security policy

Pakistan closes Wagah border with India for two weeks amid coronavirus scare