Canada: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the attack "completely unacceptable", saying that violence "has no place in politics, in any democracy, or in our society". He sent his condolences to the family of the deceased political worker who died during the incident.[34] Egypt: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attempted assassination and wished Khan a speedy recovery from his injuries in a statement.[35] India: A spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs said that his country is "closely keeping an eye" on developments in Pakistan.[36] Iran: Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Nasser Kanaani condemned the assassination attempt against Khan and wished speedy recovery.[37] Norway: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the attack on Imran Khan.[38] Qatar: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the assassination attempt against Khan.[39] Saudi Arabia: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the assassination attempt against Khan.[40] Turkey: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs offered their condolences to Khan and the family of the one Pakistani killed in the attack, stressing the importance for "peace and stability [in] Pakistan" in a statement.[41] United Arab Emirates: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the assassination attempt against Khan.[42] In a statement, it said "UAE expresses its strong condemnation of these criminal acts that aim to destabilize security and stability, and are inconsistent with humanitarian values and principles."[43] United Kingdom: The Minister of State for Asia, Energy, Climate and Environment and Khan's former brother-in-law Zac Goldsmith called the attack "appalling" and said, "Imran Khan is strong and will soon be back on his feet."[44] United States: The White House strongly condemned the attack on Imran Khan.[12]