ISLAMABAD, Dec 6 (APP):Prime Minister Imran Khan on the invitation of his Malaysian counterpart Dr Mahathir Mohammad will participate in the Kuala Lumpur Summit on December 18-20, the Foreign Office said Friday. “The summit will provide Pakistan an opportunity to explain views and find solutions to the challenges facing the Muslim world particularly governance, development, terrorism and Islamophobia,” Foreign Office Spokesman Dr Muhammad Faisal said at a weekly press briefing. The summit is an initiative of Dr Mahathir to gather five Muslim nation namely Pakistan, Indonesia, Turkey, Qatar and the host Malaysia to foster cooperation to achieve socioeconomic development. The spokesman said earlier, the prime minister would also visit Geneva on December 17-18 to co-convene the first Global Refugees Forum in December in recognition of Pakistan’s generosity, hospitality and compassion for hosting the Afghan refugees for over four decades. He said several heads of states were expected to join Prime Minister Imran Khan at the Global Refugees Forum, the first major meeting on refugees in 21st century, which would be jointly hosted by UNHCR, UN Refugees Agency and the Swiss government. On situation in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IoJ&K), the spokesman urged the international community to allow independent media … Continue reading PM to participate in KL Summit in Malaysia: FO