Field Marshal General Asim Munir Outlines Political, Military, and Economic Vision in Brussels; Denies Any Move Against PM or President

Brussels: In a candid interaction with overseas Pakistanis in Brussels and a detailed discussion with senior journalist Suhail Warraich, Field Marshal General Asim Munir strongly denied any plans to oust the President or Prime Minister of Pakistan.
According to Suhail Warraich’s column published in a leading newspaper, General Munir dismissed such speculation as baseless propaganda spread by hostile elements aiming to create political chaos.
Praise for Government’s Performance
General Munir lauded the performance of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his cabinet, especially during recent times of conflict. He stated that the government’s composure and strategic thinking were commendable.
He emphasized that he considers himself “only a soldier,” with martyrdom being his ultimate desire.
Call for Political Reconciliation Through Forgiveness
On political reconciliation, General Munir stressed that true harmony can only be achieved through forgiveness. Quoting verses from the Holy Quran, he pointed out that those who sought forgiveness succeeded, while those who rejected it failed.
Economic Vision and Development Roadmap
Highlighting Pakistan’s economic potential, General Munir said the country is rich in rare earth and natural resources, which, if utilized correctly, can lead to national prosperity.
He particularly mentioned the **Reko Diq project**, forecasting that it could generate billions of dollars in the coming years and elevate Pakistan to the ranks of developed nations.
Balanced Foreign Policy
General Munir reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to maintaining balanced relations with both **China and the United States**.
He described former US President Donald Trump’s peace ambitions as sincere and disclosed that Pakistan had taken the initiative to recommend Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Warnings to India and Afghanistan
During his address, General Munir issued a clear warning to India not to destabilize Pakistan through proxies. He also urged Afghanistan to stop pushing Taliban elements across the border into Pakistani territory.
Warm Reception in Brussels
The event saw a large turnout of overseas Pakistanis from across Europe, who gave General Munir a rousing welcome. Some attendees expressed their admiration by kissing his hands, while many praised his leadership and recent achievements.
Personal Traits
According to Suhail Warraich, General Asim Munir displayed humility and grace throughout the event. He stood for hours greeting overseas Pakistanis, shaking hands, posing for photos, and answering questions without any sign of arrogance or fatigue.
Warraich described him as a figure of modesty, deeply engaged with the concerns of the Pakistani diaspora.