Prime Minister Imran Khan had a meeting with renowned American singer and actress Cher on Friday.

As per the details, Cher had arrived in Pakistan to send off Kaavan, an elephant she has struggled for years trying to free. The elephant has been taken to a sanctuary in Cambodia on Sunday.

PM Imran Khan applauded Cher’s efforts to help the 36-year-old elephant, which was living at Islamabad Zoo for a long time without a companion.

‘Goddess of Pop’ Cher took to Twitter and extended thanks after meeting the premier on Friday “For Making It Possible for me to take Kaavan to Cambodia”.

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Just Came From Meeting To Thank Prime Minister Imran Kahn For Making It Possible For
Me To Take Kaavan To Cambodia. Kaavan Will Be Able To Leave For Cambodia On The 29. Think Documentary Will Be Heartwarming🙏🏻.

— Cher (@cher) November 27, 2020

On the other hand, a statement from the PM’s office mentioned that Khan had thanked Cher and invited her to take part in further environmental activities in Pakistan. He asked her to contribute to the government’s plans for the expansion of protected areas. She agreed.

On the contrary, Cher has also appreciated PM’s initiative to make Pakistan “cleaner and greener”. She said both the ‘Protected Areas Initiative’ and the ‘10 Billion Tree Tsunami’ projects of the government were highly commendable and praiseworthy. She also offered support for continuing the green initiatives through her organization ‘Free the Wild’.