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Because PMIK is not playing rishwat games with Arabs. Simple AFOne thing I have noticed is that Saudi Arabia has never tried to enhance its relations with India the way it has ever since PM Khan came to power. And, that too at the expense of Pakistan.
There are somethings, that are really hard to figure out, KSA/Iran situation is one of them and the Spinelessness of OIC is another.
M5 ?Brother mine,
We all are stuck... daldal... sinking, sinking...
Pakistan is under the Momentum of History to lead... and unite.
As I have said many a times.. We don't have OurWorld, we live in someone else's World... hence we are headless chicken... and this is NOT going to change anytime soon.
War that started in 1857 has not stopped...and we have been loosing. The Ugly Truth!!!
I wish Khafee was here... to provide his insights and guidance....
KSA is of High Strategic Importance for Pakistan... any alliance/block that Pak forms without KSA will fail.
And any block that KSA tries without Pakistan shall not benefit KSA.
Both States needs a deep rethink and come out of their comaz.
M5 is coming ... it is not a choice but a compulsion for survival.
Mangus
@Dubious @Signalian @PakSword @Reddington @RIWWIR @HRK
NO Muslim country be it KSA itself can face the current situation alone ....Brother mine,
We all are stuck... daldal... sinking, sinking...
Pakistan is under the Momentum of History to lead... and unite.
As I have said many a times.. We don't have OurWorld, we live in someone else's World... hence we are headless chicken... and this is NOT going to change anytime soon.
War that started in 1857 has not stopped...and we have been loosing. The Ugly Truth!!!
I wish Khafee was here... to provide his insights and guidance....
KSA is of High Strategic Importance for Pakistan... any alliance/block that Pak forms without KSA will fail.
And any block that KSA tries without Pakistan shall not benefit KSA.
Both States needs a deep rethink and come out of their comaz.
M5 is coming ... it is not a choice but a compulsion for survival.
Mangus
@Dubious @Signalian @PakSword @Reddington @RIWWIR @HRK
Tbh, it would be really boring to watch a WW3 with no Major Muslim Alliance Professionally trained and coordinated army.Do you some leg work, dear YoungPak!
M5 is coming.... but to make it work Pakistan's Nizam needs to go for good.
Think!!!
Let's first see if they can tolerate each other in a room.This summit is the first step in the right direction. Their economies should be integrated like European union . I hope they make some kind of economic alliance before making a military partnership. How about a united bank and a single currency?
no military alliance is under consideration .....before making a military partnership
no military alliance is under consideration .....
I know but 'military alliance' like joint defence pact is not on agenda ....It's a dream of Mahathir Bin Mohamad to establish an Islamic bloc/alliance of like-minded Islamic countries to pursue joint development projects, defense industries and common currency.
Malaysia, Pakistan and Turkey agrees that Islamic countries need to work together to resolve the crisis in Muslim world. Indonesia and Qatar are invited to attend and share their thoughts and ideas. I hope in the future Kuwait, Oman, Iran, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kirghizia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan are also invited.
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan will visit Saudi Arabia on Saturday to reassure the kingdom’s leadership that ties between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia remain firm despite Islamabad’s engagement with other Muslim countries.
The visit, an Arab source disclosed, has been recently planned after signals from Riyadh that it was not happy with Prime Minister Imran Khan’s decision to attend Kuala Lumpur summit being held in Malaysia from Dec 18-20.
The Kuala Lumpur summit is the brainchild of Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Tun Mahathir Mohamad. Other leaders participating in the summit are Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani and Iranian President Hasan Rouhani. Indonesian President Joko Widodo too was expected to attend the summit, but he has reportedly succumbed to pressure and one of his representatives would now attend the meeting.
Although it is too early to say how this initiative fares, the Saudis are already seeing the summit as an attempt to present an alternative to the Jeddah-based Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
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Visit planned after signals kingdom is not happy with Imran’s decision to attend Kuala Lumpur summit
The increasingly dysfunctional OIC works under the de-facto leadership of the Saudis.
Pakistan, meanwhile, is very keen about the summit. The Foreign Office, in one of the statements, said: “The KL summit would provide Pakistan with an opportunity to exchange views and find solutions to challenges facing the Muslim world, particularly the governance, development, terrorism and Islamophobia. The summit will also provide us an opportunity to foster cooperation in diverse areas with the participating countries.”
The plan for the summit was finalised during a trilateral meeting involving Turkey, Pakistan and Malaysia in September in New York on the sidelines of the UNGA session.
PM Khan earlier dispatched Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi to mollify Riyadh, where he met his counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah. According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), the two foreign ministers besides talking on the bilateral agenda also “discussed the latest developments at regional and international arenas”.
FO spokesman Dr Mohammad Faisal, at his weekly briefing on Thursday, while responding to questions about PM Khan’s expected visit to Saudi Arabia, said: “High-level political exchanges between the two countries are the hallmark of this brotherly bilateral relationship. You have witnessed the high frequency of leadership level exchanges, especially since last August. The prime minister has undertaken at least three visits to KSA since May this year. Any further information about any future visit will be shared accordingly.”
The prime minister had over the past few months attempted to mediate between Saudi Arabia and Iran. However, much like past efforts in this regard, the latest initiative too did not get much success. Dr Faisal, responding to a question on the mediation project, said: “We continue to make sincere efforts.”
Doha talks
Spokesman Dr Faisal said Pakistan was hoping that the ongoing talks between the US and Taliban would conclude successfully and that would lead to an intra-Afghan dialogue and reduction of violence.
The resurrected US-Taliban dialogue started last Saturday. The discussions have so far been on reduction in violence and the intra-Afghan dialogue that would follow an agreement between the two sides.
Spokesman for Taliban’s Political Office Suhail Shaheen said that the two sides have had talks in “good and positive” atmosphere and were now breaking for consultations. He said their negotiations would resume after a few days.
Dr Faisal, meanwhile at the weekly media briefing, urged all parties to the conflict to be “watchful of the role of spoilers who do not wish to see an end to the Afghan conflict”.
“Our policy regarding Afghanistan is clear and the prime minister has reiterated it several times that there can only be a political solution to the Afghan conflict. It is heartening to note that all the global powers are now coming to this conclusion as well,” he added.
Published in Dawn, December 13th, 2019
@StormBreaker @PakSword @RIWWIR @MastanKhan @Signalian @The Eagle @HRK
COAS in UAE talking to the CrownPrince about joint defence production...
PMIK in KSA...
Tag team action... this close cooperation is the biggest threat to enemies...
The internal unrest needs to be understood through broader agenda. Hybridwar continues....
COAS in UAE ? Seriously?@StormBreaker @PakSword @RIWWIR @MastanKhan @Signalian @The Eagle @HRK
COAS in UAE talking to the CrownPrince about joint defence production...
PMIK in KSA...
Tag team action... this close cooperation is the biggest threat to enemies...
The internal unrest needs to be understood through broader agenda. Hybridwar continues....
Exactly...How hard it is to copy all the content? and then source to the link isn't shared at all but unwanted text.
Only few will understand the need of relations as such playing duo at once in view of geo politics & diplomacy on international stage. Unfortunately, we are bit unable to differentiate petty issues of internal politics from Pakistan Interest. Someone will have to throw some garbage over such visits just because IK is not his/her favourite and same goes to any leadership. However, Pakistan's business shall continue.
Regards,
Not to forget, Sheikh Muhammad Bin Zayed, is a stiff, staunch man, and the Deputy Command of UAE Armed Forces.@StormBreaker @PakSword @RIWWIR @MastanKhan @Signalian @The Eagle @HRK
COAS in UAE talking to the CrownPrince about joint defence production...
PMIK in KSA...
Tag team action... this close cooperation is the biggest threat to enemies...
The internal unrest needs to be understood through broader agenda. Hybridwar continues....