Sharif is elected as the new Prime Minister of Pakistan, and the foreign policy is exp

(Islamabad Comprehensive) Pakistani Parliament elected yesterday. The opposition leader Charpz Sharif was elected as the new Prime Minister, which is expected to make Pakistan ’s foreign policy from the pro -China and Russia of the former Prime Minister Emran Khan.Closer to it, and helps Pakistan to obtain urgently needed loans.However, in the case of Emran Khan, the Pakistani political crisis may last for many months.

After the Pakistanian National Assembly leaked on Saturday, after passing the unbelievable motion of Emran Khan, he elected the new Prime Minister on Monday. The Muslim league leader SHEHBAZ Sharif was elected with 174 votes.Sharif is the brother of former Prime Minister Navz Sharif. He was the chief minister of Punjab Province, known for its frankness, capable and efficient.

Bloomberg analysis pointed out that the government led by Sharif will help Pakistan to obtain the remaining $ 3 billion of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan to supplement foreign exchange reserves and boost the currency exchange rate of the country.The exchange rate of the Pakistani Rude -USD exchange rate has previously fallen to a record low, and foreign exchange reserves have also dropped to the lowest level in about two years.

Sharve said that the Emran Khan government was not good at economic management, and the new government faced a huge challenge that made the economy returning to the right track.He vowed that he would work hard to save Pakistan, a "sinking ship" and opened a new era of development.

In terms of diplomacy, Pakistania's foreign policy may be balanced in the direction of Europe and the United States.Sharv showed that Pakistan must establish relations with the United States; but he also promised to accelerate the Chinese -funded project of the China -Pakistan Economic Corridor.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Monday's change in the Pakistani regime: "No matter how the Pakistani political situation changes, China will insist on the friendly policy of Pakistan."

As Imlan Khan announced the "free struggle", the Pakistani political turmoil may not end there.Candidates for the Prime Minister of the Justice Party and former Foreign Minister Kuriich announced the withdrawal before voting on Monday, and resigned with most Justice Movement Party members, including Emran Khan.This means that more than 100 of the 342 seats in the National Assembly need to be made up.One day before, the supporters of Imlan Khan also held demonstrations in many cities.