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Saudi Arabia to Pakistan after Nuclear Tests - We will help you more than you expect

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We need to be independent and focus on increasing our trade. Education should be free for all. but above all we need to sort out our legal system
Agreed on focusing on trade and sorting out legal system. The part about free education though is not so simple. Our population is growing (around 50 million people in the last 15 years) and very little percentage of people pay tax. How will there be funds for free education (with quality)
 
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And right now Pakistan build there missile technology and development center. Plus, our special forces instructor on constant rotation to trained Saudi forces. We should be proud nation rather then humble slaves.


Dude even the Taliban jinho ne America ko hara diya, woh bhi yeh admit karte hain Pakistan army unki bhi baap hai. We need to stop being slaves or GCC /Iran /Turkey.
 
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Agreed on focusing on trade and sorting out legal system. The part about free education though is not so simple. Our population is growing (around 50 million people in the last 15 years) and very little percentage of people pay tax. How will there be funds for free education (with quality)
brother, you have answered it yourself without realizing it.
having a strong legal system will mean tax will be paid by all. we could set up a National Insurance scheme where everyone pays a small amount a month and when they are sick they can get benefits of healthcare and education. but education is a must if we wish to progress
 
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I have extensively travelled the Middle East more than 15 years ago including Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt people are so nice the leaders are not

I remember when I was in Palmyra in 2004 a city in the middle of the desert before all this war stuff kicked off and a Arab trader was selling scarfs and when I stopped by he said where are you from I said UK, he said but yes you dont look British I said yes my parents are from Pakistan

he said oh Pakistan you are from Pakistan welcome my friend welcome, you are most welcome please come inside

and he said Pakistan very powerful country you have so many nuclear weapons please throw one on Israel lol

I remember thinking I'm just a tourist here not part of a foreign military delegation, best part was I got a free mint tea and sheesha

when we arrived at Damascus international airport they asked us if you have Pakistani passport there is no requirement for Visa when we got to Lebanese border we had to pay $70 for visa and again they told us just show your Pakistani passport zero visa fees for you, unfortunately we never took our Pakistani passports so we were left out of pocket but the gesture was very nice

Pakistanis are very respected around the world but unfortunately too many of us have this gareeb and lachar mentality
 
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I have extensively travelled the Middle East more than 15 years ago including Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt people are so nice the leaders are not

I remember when I was in Palmyra in 2004 a city in the middle of the desert before all this war stuff kicked off and a Arab trader was selling scarfs and when I stopped by he said where are you from I said UK, he said but yes you dont look British I said yes my parents are from Pakistan

he said oh Pakistan you are from Pakistan welcome my friend welcome, you are most welcome please come inside

and he said Pakistan very powerful country you have so many nuclear weapons please throw one on Israel lol

I remember thinking I'm just a tourist here not part of a foreign military delegation, best part was I got a free mint tea and sheesha

when we arrived at Damascus international airport they asked us if you have Pakistani passport there is no requirement for Visa when we got to Lebanese border we had to pay $70 for visa and again they told us just show your Pakistani passport zero visa fees for you, unfortunately we never took our Pakistani passports so we were left out of pocket but the gesture was very nice

Pakistanis are very respected around the world but unfortunately too many of us have this gareeb and lachar mentality
Constantly being sold out by those in power causes us as a nation to lose confidence.
Lions led by donkeys.
 
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Its very heartening to know this. But Saudis must work harder for Muslim unity.

Pakistanis are very respected around the world but unfortunately too many of us have this gareeb and lachar mentality

This! And we always undervalue ourselves by pulling out the worst someone of us might have done. We always focus on negatives.
 
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I have extensively travelled the Middle East more than 15 years ago including Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt people are so nice the leaders are not

I remember when I was in Palmyra in 2004 a city in the middle of the desert before all this war stuff kicked off and a Arab trader was selling scarfs and when I stopped by he said where are you from I said UK, he said but yes you dont look British I said yes my parents are from Pakistan

he said oh Pakistan you are from Pakistan welcome my friend welcome, you are most welcome please come inside

and he said Pakistan very powerful country you have so many nuclear weapons please throw one on Israel lol

I remember thinking I'm just a tourist here not part of a foreign military delegation, best part was I got a free mint tea and sheesha

when we arrived at Damascus international airport they asked us if you have Pakistani passport there is no requirement for Visa when we got to Lebanese border we had to pay $70 for visa and again they told us just show your Pakistani passport zero visa fees for you, unfortunately we never took our Pakistani passports so we were left out of pocket but the gesture was very nice

Pakistanis are very respected around the world but unfortunately too many of us have this gareeb and lachar mentality


yes that was nice snap from , some time ago
now they bundel up every pakistani they see to jail.

naya arabia
naya pakistan
 
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