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Lol... Useless forum saarac was anyways... PAKISTAN future lies with China and cpec not with saarc.. It was good for nothing forum
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Not just mindset but racially and culturally speaking, Pakistanis are different to indians, bengalis etc. If the truth be told, Pakistan is NOT REALLY a part of "South Asia" in the truest sense of the term.
Can you provide GENUINE, INDEPENDENT, IRREFUTABLE, RELIABLE & HONEST evidence for the above claims?
Separate free trade agreements. Why tie ourselves down to one of these groups where some which simply adds needless bureaucracy layers while dealing with folks we don't want to deal with on terms that are not decided by us? Brexit anyone??@PAKISTANFOREVER
I agree.
But where is Pakistan geographically part of: Central Asia, West Asia or another region?
And what is the next step when you look at (regional) trade?
Should Pakistan be part of a (regional) trade bloc or should Pakistan have separate (trade) agreements with each country?
What makes you think Srilanka is not?Except Sri Lanka all other countries are already Indian colonies.
But to be honest, I do not see Pakistan to be compatible with neighbours to the west: Afghanistan and Iran.
But where is Pakistan geographically part of: Central Asia, West Asia or another region?
Except Sri Lanka all other countries are already Indian colonies.
I do not think that Pakistan can fly solo and have separate agreements with other countries.
I also do not think that China and Turkey will be enough to help Pakistan.
It is not wise to place all your eggs in just two baskets.
In this world you need to be part of an (geopolitical) alliance which is mostly regional based.
Pakistan is on good terms with the other members, except Afghanistan and Iran.
@Simurgh
I agree with the incompatible part.
But to be honest, I do not see Pakistan to be compatible with neighbours to the west: Afghanistan and Iran.
Do you think that Pakistan should even be part of a regional economic / trade bloc?
Or do you think that Pakistan should fly solo with separate (free trade) agreements and projects with each country (such as with China and Turkey)?
U played dirty games with them and they know it.What makes you think Srilanka is not?
DNA study show that most of Pakistanis are different from Indians. Majority of us have roots from iran, central asia and few with small percentage from jews. Punjabis and Pathans have 38% common DNA.Can you provide GENUINE, INDEPENDENT, IRREFUTABLE, RELIABLE & HONEST evidence for the above claims?
saarc is already dead .Pakistan should leave SAARC
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India backs new sub-regional economic bloc, excluding Pakistan
Surojit Gupta & Sidhartha
Sep 8, 2019
NEW DELHI:
India is backing the revival of a new regional economic bloc, excluding Pakistan as New Delhi presses ahead to deepen ties and push regional integration under the South Asia sub-regional Economic Cooperation (Sasec).
Given the political hostilities between the two nuclear-armed neighbours and the frustration with the slow progress over the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc), policymakers have decided to forge ahead with the new bloc of fast growing south Asian countries such as Bangladesh and Myanmar.
“India is also very keen about SASEC including Myanmar, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives and India. There will be a meeting of finance ministers for the first time next spring in New Delhi. Regional integration and cooperation is very important. Bangladesh is doing very well,” Takehiko Nakao, president of the Asian Development Bank, told TOI.
Nakao said finance ministers from the new sub-regional economic block will meet in New Delhi next spring to thrash out the strategy for the way ahead.
The foundation of Sasec was laid way back in 2001 when Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal agreed for deeper cooperation to accelerate economic growth in the sub region. Maldives and Sri Lanka joined the group in 2014 and in 2017, Myanmar was included.
In 2017, ministers from the SASEC group had met to discuss the way forward but since then progress has been limited but since then progress has been limited but now with India's insistence, the group is expected to chalk out a clear roadmap of sub regional integration.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...c-excluding-pakistan/articleshow/71030222.cms