Pakistan disapproves to Donald Trump's decision to leave Iranian nuclear deal

Islamabad, May 10 Pakistan on Wednesday expressed its disapproval over United States President Donald Trump's decision to leave the Iranian nuclear deal, after various other international leaders condemned the move.

As reported by The Tribune, Pakistan's Foreign Affairs office released a statement saying that the country is upset with Trump's administration one-sided move over the nuclear deal.

"Pakistan trusts that International treaties and agreements closed through meticulous transactions are holy" the release read.

The release further stated that such an action would undermine the certainty of international communities in such treaties.

"Arbitrarily rescinding such agreements will undermine trust in the estimation of exchange and tact in the direct of universal relations and the quiet determination of question," it included.

The announcement additionally read that Pakistan trusts the Iranian arrangement, formally known as Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), speaks to a decent case of an arranged settlement of complex issues, through discourse and tact.

The Foreign office further expressed its concern that the arrangement to not get scrapped entirely.

"We have noticed the willingness of the parties to the Agreement to work together on upholding their respective commitments as stipulated in the JCPOA, in spite of US choice to pull back from it," the statement further said.

The United States President Donald Trump's choice can have implications on Pakistan as the latter has close defence bilateral agreements with Iran.

It shall further impact the gas project between the Pakistan and Iran.

United States President Donald Trump declared his choice of pulling back from the Iran atomic arrangement on Wednesday, refering to the arrangement neglected to ensure America's national security interest.

He further said to sign a presidential memorandum to begin reinstating US nuclear sanctions on Iran.