Pakistan was scheduled to play a bilateral series against India consisting of three Tests, five ODIs and two T20s in UAE in December this year.
"I don't think that the series against India will be possible in December due to the existing political relations between the two countries," Ramiz, a well-known commentator and pundit, said.
"I would love to see the two teams revive their traditional cricket rivalry but it does not seem eminently possible at this time given the relations and issues between the two countries.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has appointed Ramiz and another former test captain Wasim Akram as brand ambassadors for the PSL for the next three years.
"I think the board decided to appoint us as brand ambassadors to make use of our experience. And we will do everything in our power to raise the PSL as a brand. We are available for this work all the time," he said.
The former skipper said that if the PSL is launched successfully not only would it mean financial benefits for Pakistan cricket and board but also allow the new and young Pakistani players to gain much needed international exposure.
Ramiz was also unwilling to change his views on allowing the tainted trio of Salman Butt, Muhammad Asif or Muhammad Aamir back into cricket.
"In my book there is no forgiveness as such which would allow them to play cricket again. I would advise the PCB to support them and use them in social and anti-corruption work but not bring them back into the sport," he said.