Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the US State Department, the US demands that Pakistan have free, fair, transparent, and on-time elections.
US calls elections in Pakistan: In response to a query about the elections in Pakistan, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller stated that the nation should implement election laws to ensure timely elections.
He added that it was important to uphold the fundamental liberties and privileges guaranteed by Pakistan’s constitution.
According to Matthew Miller, a spokesman for the US State Department, the country does not sponsor any political party in Pakistan as of September 12.
Further, The US does not back any political party in Pakistan, according to Mathew Miller, who claimed to have repeatedly clarified the US’ position on the general election in that country. Furthermore, He claimed that the US is in favour of Pakistan’s economic reforms.
Additionally, The US Ambassador, Donald Blome, informed Pakistan’s Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Sikandar Sultan Raja of his nation’s support for holding free, fair, and transparent elections.
However, According to the statement, the US would support Islamabad in organising free and fair elections that adhere to Pakistani law and the constitution.