PM Khan invites Prince Charles to visit Pakistan this year
Prime Minister Imran Khan has invited Prince Charles to Pakistan ahead of countries 75th anniversary of its independence later this year, reported the local media on Friday.
The eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II and heir-apparent to the British throne, Prince Charles last visited Pakistan in 2006 along with the Duchess of Cornwall Camilla Parker.
He traveled to different areas of the country and met people who lost their homes in a devastating earthquake about a year ago.
According to Express News, the prime minister’s close aide Zulfi Bukhari met the Prince of Wales in London and extended a formal invitation to him to visit the country.
Bukhari also posted his photos with Prince Charles on Twitter, calling the meeting “an absolute honor.”
“He sends his good wishes and thanks to PM @ImranKhanPTI & Pakistan for supporting evacuation from Afghanistan,” he said in his Twitter post. “I look forward to welcoming him to Pakistan soon as we mark our 75th year.”
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