Which one(s) will be better ally in future?

[countryman]

This thread is more about brainstorming the possible interests other countries can have in Pakistan, how far we can entertain those interests, how will the effect our national interest and security, what can be achieved from alliance with particular country on our side, how far they can entertain our interest etc? My personal opinion is that no good alliance is possible unless the both sides have interest in alliance - please discuss.

PS: Please let me know if you want some other country added to poll list as well.

 

[Figaro]

Who helped you guys design your nuclear weapon? Who constantly helps your standing at international organizations? Who co-designed the JF-17 and supplies many of your weapons? Who co-launched the CPEC corrdior worth 56 billion dollars? I'm America but I've come to respect the Sino-Pak friendship, which reminds me of ours with Britain. The answer should be obvious ... why need a poll?

 

[Bilawal Bhutto]

I would've said Saudi Arabia. But I think Turkey is a genuine friend. And it's not using Pakistan for economic and power-gaining adventures. Cough cough China.

By the way, don't accuse me of being indian.. screw indians.

 

[Śakra]

India

 

[friendly_troll96]

India

 

[countryman]

Who helped you guys design your nuclear weapon? Who constantly helps your standing at international organizations? Who co-designed the JF-17 and supplies many of your weapons? Who co-launched the CPEC corrdior worth 56 billion dollars? I'm America but I've come to respect the Sino-Pak friendship, which reminds me of ours with Britain. The answer should be obvious ... why need a poll?

I think you're little emotional - this is not only about sino-pak relations. Please don't narrow this thread only to sentiments toward particular country. We know exactly when and how others have help and we value all good deeds - we can be anything but not an ungrateful nation. This thread is more about understanding future.

 

[Figaro]

I think you're little emotional - this is not only about sino-pak relations. Please don't narrow this thread only to sentiments toward particular country. We know exactly when and how others have help and we value all good deeds - we can be anything but not an ungrateful nation. This thread is more about understanding future.

The Sino-Pak relationship doesn't affect me but it does remind me of the US-UK relationship. Note that the UK is still the US's closest ally even after all these years ... both provided troops to Afghanistan and Iraq.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Bangladesh

 

[countryman]

India

Sorry, I think it will be overwhelmed by false votes because at the end of the India and Pakistan can never be allies as long as Kashmir issue remains unsettled. Can you please suggest some reasonable solution to issue as human (not as Indian)?

India

Please discuss how we can have good relationships with India as long as Kashmir issue is unsettled. Please suggest some reasonable solution to issue as human?

 

[Kathin_Singh]

India.

Make a normal neighbourly relation with India,Pakistan won't need any allies and don't need to fight another's war again.

 

[countryman]

I would've said Saudi Arabia. But I think Turkey is a genuine friend. And it's not using Pakistan for economic and power-gaining adventures. Cough cough China.

By the way, don't accuse me of being indian.. screw indians.

Sorry, but we're talking real bi-lateral ties. I understand they've helped us wherever they can and without any hidden interests but what can we offer them in return?

 

[Spy Master]

Let's build a neutral policy...Don't rely on ally...rely on your self power...that is what great nations do and that is what China did yesterday!

 

[Bilawal Bhutto]

Who voted Russia? Evil evil people.

 

[countryman]

Bangladesh

In my personal opinion, Pakistan-Bangladesh relations just sound like Pakistan-british virgin islands relationships - just too insignificant. How can we be good allies? Please discuss some possible and achievable interests on both sides.

 

[Bilawal Bhutto]

Sorry, but we're talking real bi-lateral ties. I understand they've helped us wherever they can and without any hidden interests but what can we offer them in return?

The Saudis can defend us in the UN. We can defend them in the UN.