What Iranians think about Pakistan

[Arash1991]

Hello, a very interesting and I think friendly Video.

What Iranians think about Pakisan? - YouTube

 

[PAKISTANFOREVER]

Hello, a very interesting and I think friendly Video.

What Iranians think about Pakisan? - YouTube

In terms of people to people contact, it's obvious that Iranians are warm towards Pakistanis. Much love going out!........

 

[waz]

Hello, a very interesting and I think friendly Video.

What Iranians think about Pakisan? - YouTube

Our brothers and sisters, a culture we can identify with, a common language and a shared history going back thousands of years.
By the way if you listening carefully you can understand much of what they are saying.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Nice video. Plenty of interaction among diaspora communities.

We saw Iran vs USA in 1998 with some Iranians in UK. Football mad you are. We also supported Iran that day as they challenged the great satan. Mahdivikiya - what a player.

 

[ThunderCat]

In terms of people to people contact, it's obvious that Iranians are warm towards Pakistanis. Much love going out!........

It depends. Iranians can be commonly rude and hostile towards Pakistanis with their false superiority complex. We should not fool ourselves. He's not unique for Iranians:

 

[Indus Pakistan]

The most critical country to a strong, prosperous Pakistan is Iran. Sadly this historic, geo-political and economic potential has largely been negated because of the sectarian prism. Think of it this way. The Indus Basin has choice between west [Iranian plateau] or east [Ganga basin] or the north. We chose to divorce from the east in 1947 and ever since have been in conflict with it.

Which leaves the west. Now think of the potential. The region has largely given us our languages, cultures etc and has some of the largest natural resources in the world. Think of oil/gas. Pakistan is crippled by being in deficit of these resources.

But if you conjoin the two economies the potential is huge. The combined market, gas, oil would create such synergies that would lift both countries. All that would be required to unleash this potential is few new roads, rails and pipelines.

But alas that is not to be. For example the Iranians are sat on gas they can't sell and Pakistan is left with annual gas shortages.

 

[Mohamed Bin Tughlaq]

The most critical country to a strong, prosperous Pakistan is Iran. Sadly this historic, geo-political and economic potential has largely been negated because of the sectarian prism. Think of it this way. The Indus Basin has choice between west [Iranian plateau] or east [Ganga basin] or the north. We chose to divorce from the east in 1947 and ever since have been in conflict with it.

Which leaves the west. Now think of the potential. The region has largely given us our languages, cultures etc and has some of the largest natural resources in the world. Think of oil/gas. Pakistan is crippled by being in deficit of these resources.

But if you conjoin the two economies the potential is huge. The combined market, gas, oil would create such synergies that would lift both countries. All that would be required to unleash this potential is few new roads, rails and pipelines.

But alas that is not to be. For example the Iranians are sat on gas they can't sell and Pakistan is left with annual gas shortages.

Iran is a poor nation with like 11k USD per capita.. It is in the low tier! Will not benefit anyone. Also Pakistan has bigger market then Iran as in GDP ppp.. There is nothing they can offer Pakistan that China and the Gulf can't offer who are rightfully wealthy markets.

Pakistan is well settled in now and well off for the future it will only grow from strength to strength by having FTA with both China and the Gulf

 

[El Sidd]

That lady in black knows her Pakistan.

Karachi.
Kashmir.
Bangladesh once part of Pakistan. East Pakistan.

10/10.

One of them said Karachi is the capital. He got 11 outta 10.