Pakistan will again push for Chinese membership at the next summit in Islamabad to be held in 2016. All other SAARC members except India are either neutral or in favor of Chinese membership. India is alone in this. We will not let any agreement take shape which allow India to realise its little delusions of being the mini superpower in S.Asia. Having Beijing in SAARC makes sense as it will keep India in its senses. India is broke, China can also finance major SAARC projects.
China can finance projects bilaterally.
India will keep blocking the Chinese entry.
If Pakistan blocks regional development proposals at SAARC, it will end up looking bad in front of all other members and become a Pak vs Rest of SAARC like it did this time. You will lose credibility for the Chinese, if that is acceptable to your countrymen, then it works for us.
We are already signing bilateral treaties with SAARC member states. You do our work for us - making Pakistan lose credibility internationally as a Client state, not a Sovereign state.
You think that Pakistan's economic/social indicators are bad because it has no potential? Think again buddy. Pakistan has all the right ingredients to succeed on all levels. The reason for Pakistan's inefficiency lies in its bad policies and terrible leadership. Pakistan is very resilient. If it can survive the relentless onslaught of external and internal miscreants one can only imagine how it would fare under better circumstances. Pakistan doesn't depend on SAARC or India for that matter. Pakistan has much better alternatives at its disposal.
Please leave the rhetoric at home where there might be an audience for it.
The 'bad leader, bad policy, bad xyz, but apart from that Pakistan is golden' theme is good for domestic audiences.
Pakistan continuing to act as the local spokesperson has already left a bad taste in every other SAARC nation - when Pakistan blocked South Asian proposals - carry on with this and you will lose what little influence Pakistan has cultivated in Sri Lanka.
Pakistan already has zero pull in Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Maldives and India.