Just Earth News | @justearthnews | 30 Jul 2018, 02:04 pm Print
Islamabad: Pakistan's Prime Minister-elect Imran Khan has said he will take oath on Aug 11, media reports said on Monday.
"Imran Khan said he will take oath as Prime Minister on 11th of next month," reported Radio Pakistan.
Pakistan voted to elect a new Prime Minister last week.
Khan and his PTI scripted a massive victory in the polls.
Meanwhile, Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani on Sunday spoke to Khan and invited him to visit Pakistan.
"I just spoke to @ImranKhanPTI and congratulated him on the victory in parliamentary elections. We both agreed to overcome the past and to lay a new foundation for a prosperous political, social and economic future of both countries #Afghanistan and #Pakistan," Ghani tweeted.
Inviting Imran Khan, Ghani said: "I extended an open invitation to Mr. Khan and he expressed his wishes to visit Kabul soon."
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