ISLAMABAD – Pakistan is seriously pondering over not to be part of the Saudi-led Islamic Military Alliance against Terrorism (IMAT).
The decision was made after it was revealed that the Saudi authorities want this alliance to use against Iran.
Islamabad has made it clear that it would never be part of any military group against Iran.
The word was that the government has already joined the coalition, but when in April it granted permission to former army chief General (retd) Raheel Sharif to lead the 41-nation counter-terrorism alliance.