‘Want to see a prosperous Pakistan', Saudi King Salman tells Imran

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‘Want to see a prosperous Pakistan', Saudi King Salman tells Imran

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Saudi King Salman bin Abdul Aziz and crown prince Muhammad bin Salman on Sunday reached out to prime minister-in-waiting Imran Khan and shared their hope to see a prosperous Pakistan during the soon to be formed government’s reign.

Both leaders congratulated him on his election win and conveyed well wishes for the former cricketer in their felicitation messages, Express News reported.

The Saudi monarchs prayed for the well being of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and sent the country’s felicitations on the party’s election victory on July 25.

Imran accepts Iran visit in telephonic conversation with President Rowhani

Since the election results which saw the Imran-led PTI win, world leaders have been reaching out to the him to felicitate him on the victory and looking to work together with the prime minister-in-waiting.

Among them was Iranian President Hassan Rouhani who had a telephonic conversation with the PM-designate. The Iranian president congratulated Khan on winning the general elections and invited him to visit Iran which he accepted.

Last week, Khan conveyed to Tehran’s envoy Mehdi Honardoost, who paid him a visit at his Bani Gala residence that the country wanted to play a constructive and positive role between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

There has been a longstanding rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran with both sides on opposing sides of conflicts in the Middle East

 

[Morpheus]

If you want to, then stay out of internal affairs of Pakistan. Saudis are the most hypocritical creatures on this planet.

 

[delta2]

Hello Mr. Mochrie, didn't know you were here also.

 

[Norwegian]

Hello Mr. Mochrie, didn't know you were here also.

Who?

 

[delta2]

Who?

Collin Mochrie. The great comedian.

I believe he could easily convince the Saudis to put a stop to their Blame Canada policy.

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have very good relation from day one. It's deep and long term relation. Hope we increase trade in future.

 

[FuturePAF]

Good to hear the Saudi King supports Pakistan and its progress. I would hope Imran Khan will discuss Economic development with the Saudi Leadership and ask for investment in our industries and agriculture to generate income for both Saudi Companies, Pakistani workers, and Pakistan government vis-a-vi taxes. A Saudi-Oman-Pakistan oil/gas pipeline would also protect Saudi Exports from any conflict in the Strait of Hormuz.

 

[ghazi52]

Great .. ...

 

[Zibago]

‘Want to see a prosperous Pakistan', Saudi King Salman tells Imran

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Saudi King Salman bin Abdul Aziz and crown prince Muhammad bin Salman on Sunday reached out to prime minister-in-waiting Imran Khan and shared their hope to see a prosperous Pakistan during the soon to be formed government’s reign.

Both leaders congratulated him on his election win and conveyed well wishes for the former cricketer in their felicitation messages, Express News reported.

The Saudi monarchs prayed for the well being of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and sent the country’s felicitations on the party’s election victory on July 25.

Imran accepts Iran visit in telephonic conversation with President Rowhani

Since the election results which saw the Imran-led PTI win, world leaders have been reaching out to the him to felicitate him on the victory and looking to work together with the prime minister-in-waiting.

Among them was Iranian President Hassan Rouhani who had a telephonic conversation with the PM-designate. The Iranian president congratulated Khan on winning the general elections and invited him to visit Iran which he accepted.

Last week, Khan conveyed to Tehran’s envoy Mehdi Honardoost, who paid him a visit at his Bani Gala residence that the country wanted to play a constructive and positive role between Iran and Saudi Arabia.

There has been a longstanding rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran with both sides on opposing sides of conflicts in the Middle East

A welcome statement we need to balance our relations in Middle East no need to jump in the cold war

Collin Mochrie. The great comedian.

I believe he could easily convince the Saudis to put a stop to their Blame Canada policy.

The activist canada is fighting for is anti Pakistan his wife is an anti Pakistan cunt

 

[BHarwana]

Saudis have reformed and they look at Pakistan as equal friends and partners. Saudis are supporting Pakistan against the wishes of USA we are going back in history were Muslim nations were true friends. Imran Khan will one day broker peace in middle east inshallah

 

[IceCold]

Saudis have reformed and they look at Pakistan as equal friends and partners. Saudis are supporting Pakistan against the wishes of USA we are going back in history were Muslim nations were true friends. Imran Khan will one day broker peace in middle east inshallah

Do remember Saudis backed out over FATF grey list. China and Turkey were supporting Pakistan and all we needed one more vote to avoid but Saudis backed out. So forgive me if i differ from the highlighted part.

 

[BHarwana]

Do remember Saudis backed out over FATF grey list. China and Turkey were supporting Pakistan and all we needed one more vote to avoid but Saudis backed out. So forgive me if i differ from the highlighted part.

Don't blame it on Saudis bro. PMLN did this deliberately to Pakistan. Now that puppets are gone it will be a straight relation. Where they benefit us and we benefit them.

 

[Rollno21]

Do remember Saudis backed out over FATF grey list. China and Turkey were supporting Pakistan and all we needed one more vote to avoid but Saudis backed out. So forgive me if i differ from the highlighted part.

As far I read only turkey supported Pakistan,China backed out when it was offered the president post by US

 

[Areesh]

As far I read only turkey supported Pakistan,China backed out when it was offered the president post by US

It was Saudi Arabia.

 

[Rollno21]

It was Saudi Arabia.

Nope ksa was offered full membership,they had observer status