Pakistan and OIC


Where is our Ambassador to Saudi Arabia who even didn’t show some diplomatic development  in relations with Saudi Arabia so that at least Saudi Arabia can stand with Pakistan in OIC-  Organization of Islamic Cooperation meeting today as the current Secretary General-Mr Yousaf Al-Othaimeen  of OIC is from Saudi Arabia.

            This clearly indicates that there is no such thing like brotherhood exists now and we must               withdraw from that Islamic military Counter terrorism Coalition where the majority member states are those who are members of OIC as well and were present in today's conference. If they can't carry out diplomatic associations with Pakistan then why Pakistan have to preserve  its military and nuclear power support to these countries.

      Indian foreign minister's speech shows a very clear diplomatic approach in alignment with Islamic values and Hinduism and Sikhism and she clearly made her stance that states doesn't need diplomatic relation to decrease terrorism only rather it is the responsibility at individual level.

       Our foreign minister and ministry must work hard to improve the diplomatic relations and to have genuine friends around to avoid any isolation in the world and to defend the country from FATF list.

                I am craving finest future for Pakistan.


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