Imran Khan 'sad' he had to miss KL Summit


PUTRAJAYA: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan (pic) says he is "sad" that he was unable to attend the Kuala Lumpur Summit as there were "friends" who felt that the conference would divide the Muslim ummah (community).

In explaining his absence, Imran said that some parties had a misconception about the KL Summit hosted by Malaysia.

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