Pakistan has become a pariah state with its SAARC neighbors (India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh & Lanka) boycotting it!
Now its existence is under threat with baluchistan likely to secede with India's support!! This may be premature statement but in the world it stands isolated
Pak to go ahead with SAARC summit despite boycott by members
September 28, 2016 17:13
Unfazed by India and three other SAARC member nations deciding not to participate in the grouping's summit here, Pakistan today said it will go ahead and host the event in November.
Foreign Office Spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said Pakistan will host the 19th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation summit in November, Radio Pakistan reported today.
Zakaria was quoted as saying that it was learnt from the Indian External Affairs Ministry's tweet that India is not going to participate in the SAARC Summit, a decision he called "unfortunate".
"While we have not received any official communication in this regard, the Indian announcement is unfortunate," he said.
The spokesperson also said Pakistan is committed to regional peace and will continue working for the broader interest of the people of the region, according to the report.
http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2...t-by-members/2b07796db78d478ee330a2f73565f3c9
Now its existence is under threat with baluchistan likely to secede with India's support!! This may be premature statement but in the world it stands isolated
Pak to go ahead with SAARC summit despite boycott by members
September 28, 2016 17:13
Unfazed by India and three other SAARC member nations deciding not to participate in the grouping's summit here, Pakistan today said it will go ahead and host the event in November.
Foreign Office Spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said Pakistan will host the 19th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation summit in November, Radio Pakistan reported today.
Zakaria was quoted as saying that it was learnt from the Indian External Affairs Ministry's tweet that India is not going to participate in the SAARC Summit, a decision he called "unfortunate".
"While we have not received any official communication in this regard, the Indian announcement is unfortunate," he said.
The spokesperson also said Pakistan is committed to regional peace and will continue working for the broader interest of the people of the region, according to the report.
http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2...t-by-members/2b07796db78d478ee330a2f73565f3c9
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