Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has hinted at a change in Sindh as well, saying that the day the Sindhis are convinced, Pakistan will see a change in Sindh as well.

Addressing a press conference in Multan, Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was also going to form a government in Azad Kashmir.
Pointing to Sindh, he said that a strategy would be formulated under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan after which ‘we will provide an alternative to the people of Sindh as Sindhis want change.’
FM Qureshi said that the day the people of Sindh would get convinced, ‘you would see a change in the region as well.’
Talking about the situation in the neighbouring country, the Foreign Minister said that Pakistan wants peace in Afghanistan.
"We have talked to China, Turkey, Russia and other countries. We have also invited the Afghan leadership to find a solution together," he said adding that "Pakistan is ready to meet everyone in Afghanistan, we do not want interference between the Afghan government and the Taliban,"
He clarified that Pakistan will take any action only after consulting with the international community.

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