["Pakistan's nuclear programme created balance of power in South Asia,
just becoming a symbol of peace as the smaller states in the region
also heaved a sigh of relief," he said.]

http://www.business-standard.com/article/international/pak-s-1998-nuke-tests-created-balance-of-power-in-south-asia-nawaz-sharif-117052800440_1.html

Pak's 1998 nuke tests created balance of power in South Asia: Nawaz Sharif
He adds the day was an unforgettable day for Pakistan

Press Trust of India    |  Islamabad
May 28, 2017    Last Updated at 19:47 IST

Nuclear tests conducted by Pakistan in 1998 created balance of power
in South Asia and gave a strong message to the "enemies" that
aggressors would meet an exemplary fate, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif
said on Sunday.

Sharif, in his message to commemorate the historic nuclear tests, said
that the day was an unforgettable day for Pakistan.

***"Pakistan's nuclear programme created balance of power in South
Asia, just becoming a symbol of peace as the smaller states in the
region also heaved a sigh of relief," he said.*** [Emphasis added.]

The Prime Minister said that after becoming a nuclear power, now was
time to make the country an economic power, Associated Press of
Pakistan reported.

"Nineteen years ago, we had made country's defence as impregnable.
Today, with same dedication and passion, the country's economy is also
being made strong and stable. In this age, the defence of any nation
cannot be separated from its economic stability," he said.

Sharif said the journey of national economic development was going on
with fast pace and "just like nuclear explosion, Pakistan will also
carry out an economic explosion. The whole world believed in such
possibilities," he said.

The nuclear tests also gave a strong message to the enemies that
aggressors against Pakistan would meet an exemplary fate.

He said some 19 years ago, when the Pakistan Muslim League government
decided to carry out nuclear tests, it had been facing numerous
challenges.

"The nation is also thankful to the personalities who showed bravery
at that time and played their role to make Pakistan an atomic power,"
he said.


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