Donald Trump is not going to Pakistan, US rejected media reports
There is no plan for Trump’s visit to Pakistan.
The US White House on Friday rejected media reports that US President Donald Trump is going to visit Pakistan. The White House has said that there is no such visit to the President. The White House has confirmed this in front of ANI. It said that at this time President Trump’s visit to Pakistan is not scheduled. Let us tell you that on Thursday, it was claimed by Pakistani media channels that Trump is going to travel to Pakistan. In contrast, the White House has not announced or confirmed any such travel system.
What was the claim?
The report of President Trump’s visit to Pakistan was broadcast on Thursday by Pakistani media. The report reported that Trump could visit Pakistan in September. News channels said that Trump would reach Islamabad in September. According to Dawn’s report, the channels later withdrew their reports. Foreign Office spokesman Shafkat Ali Khan told Dawn- “We have no idea about the matter.”
When did the US President go to Pakistan for the last time?
Let us tell you that the Prime Minister of Pakistan has been visiting America. However, no President of America has visited Pakistan for a long time. George W. Bush was the last US President to visit Pakistan in 2006.
Donald Trump’s travel plan appeared
Caroline Lewitt, US White House press secretary, has given information about President Donald Trump’s travel plans. He has told that Donald Trump will visit Scotland from 25 July to 29 July. There will be a trade -related talks between Trump and British Prime Minister Kir Starmer. After this, Trump will go on official visit to the United Kingdom from 17 to 19 September. He would visit King Charles at Windsor Castle.
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