“Pakistan understands the impact of civil war in Afghanistan”: Joe Biden

The United States (US) President Joe Biden, in his recent remarks, said that Pakistan will definitely play an important role in ending the Afghan war and will also work on a peace agreement.

Joe Biden spoke to a Pakistan-born US democrat leader, Tahir Javed and said, “Pakistan will also play an important role in the future for peace in Afghanistan.”

He said notable progress has been made on climate change.

The US President assured Javed that he will continue to deliver on his promises.

Earlier on April 29, Joe Biden had outlined his plans for the country’s development while addressing a joint session of Congress for the first time on Wednesday, April 28, marking the 100th day of his term as President of the United States.

“The United States is re-emerging and closer to overcoming the historic Coronavirus pandemic,” Biden claimed.

The emphasis in Biden’s speech was on unequal income. He slammed corporates for non-payment of taxes, saying their wealth had increased exponentially during the global pandemic.

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He urged US companies to pay a fair share of their taxes and promised not to raise taxes on the low-income group.

President Biden also criticized Republican 1980s President Ronald Reagan for popularizing the idea of ​​”ruining the economy” by imposing additional taxes and called for tax cuts for the rich. The theory is that “it never works,” he said.

During his address, President Biden demanded billions of dollars from Congress to rebuild the American middle class and its “forgotten” workers in the wake of the pandemic.

President Joe Biden also briefed the Congress on his contacts with Chinese President Xi Jinping. He said he welcomes healthy competition with China but will ensure the protection of US interests on all important issues, including intellectual property.

On Afghanistan, the president said he had announced the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. It is time to bring this world’s longest war to a logical conclusion. According to him, there are currently US military personnel serving in Afghanistan who were not even born at the time of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.

President Biden has said that terrorists have been harmed in Afghanistan and that Osama bin Laden, responsible for the 9/11 attacks, has been brought to justice.

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