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We taught it to your grandfathers 1400 years ago. So don't worry, we still have it.
Quick name the last elected president of Arabia.
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We taught it to your grandfathers 1400 years ago. So don't worry, we still have it.
Ahmenijacket said just yesterday that India and Iran share close friendship...
Quick name the last elected president of Arabia.
Quick name the last elected president of Arabia.
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Maybe you need reminding of it
back to topic why are some Arabs Israelis and a few Parabians burning at what the Islamic republic said? After all even if it is words only they are positive and friendly towards Pakistan and we appreciate them
Either you have a short memory loss problem or your account is being used by two people.
Go back to your comment and learn what I’m referring to.
I asked you a simple question about democracy and so on , but you referred me to 1400 years ago and my grandfathers ...
by the way whatever you have , good for you keep it tight .
It is so easy for Pakistanis to be happy when Ahmadinejad or anyone make statements about Pakistan, we fell in to believe it.
Ahmadinejad is working hard to please India.
May 18, 2012
Ahmadinejad calls PM amid US pressure on India to cut oil imports
New Delhi: Against the backdrop of US pressure on India to cut oil imports from Iran, President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad has called up Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to emphasise that expansion of ties in different fields would lead to “considerable achievements” for both nations.
Ahmadinejad called up the Prime Minister on Monday last primarily to invite him to the upcoming Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit to be hosted by his country in August, sources said today.
He told Singh that Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi would be travelling to New Delhi shortly carrying his personal invitation for the Summit, the sources said.
During the conversation, the two leaders talked about the status of bilateral ties and international issues of mutual interest, the sources said.
According to an official statement issued by Ahmedinejad’s office soon after the telephonic talk, the Iranian President “stressed (on) expansion of Tehran-New Delhi cooperation in different fields”.
The president said that “promotion of bilateral cooperation would lead to considerable achievements for both nations”, it said.
Ahmadinejad said Iran and India enjoy “deep brotherly relations” and that “the two nations would witness bright future”, the statement said.
The prime minister, on his part, said India attaches great importance to ties with Iran and “called for further expansion of cooperation with Tehran”, the statement said.
“The Premier said India welcomes widening relations with Iran on the basis of national interests,” it said.
Sources in New Delhi said the two leaders discussed trade-related issues.
We taught it to your gradfathers 1400 years ago. So don't worry, we still have it.
Pakistan enemy is Iran enemy..this is called Pakistan card!
And now the latest media reports suggest that America wants India to immediately stop trading with Iran. Pressure on India to break off with Iran is intense. India is toeing a more balanced line, unwilling to damage its carefully nurtured relationship with the US and Israel, while refusing to ditch its old ally Iran.
“But we will help because India is our friend,” he says.
Tehran-New Delhi cooperation in different fields.
President Ahmadinejad said Iran and India enjoy deep brotherly relations, adding the two nations would witness bright future.
The President reiterated that promotion of bilateral cooperation would lead to considerable achievements for both nations.
The Indian premier, for his part, said New Delhi attaches great importance to ties with the Islamic Republic and called for further expansion of cooperation with Tehran.
The premier said India welcomes widening relations with Iran on the basis of national interests.
To not mix issues here, we love Pakistan and we consider it more brotherly and friendly than many Arab countries. Our relationship with Pakistan is unshakable and unbreakable.
some people a$$ is burning over Iran and Pakistan bonds . be happy in your world . we love our Pakistani brothers . except a minority over here we love the other muslims too , we are brother