Prime Minister's fifth visit to Saudi Arabia | IA Hashmi

 

The fifth meeting of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the last six months on the occasion of the Water Summit in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, was a source of happiness for both leaders, and there was a wide positive progress in the bilateral relations between the countries. It also proved to be a means of reiterating joint commitment. The Saudi crown prince expressed great joy at the meeting on Tuesday, explaining that it is a proof of the true love and mutual respect that binds the people of the two countries.

The details of the conversation indicate many happy possibilities, including the Saudi crown prince's visit to Pakistan. The current government is making tireless efforts to deal with the challenges that Pakistan is currently facing, in which the cooperation of friendly countries including China, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar is undoubtedly encouraging. In addition to ensuring repayment of 100 billion dollars of debt in four years, meeting the possible conditions that come with each installment of the IMF, 40.5% of the people have reached below the poverty line, improving the condition of the people and moving the country on the road of development. All efforts are on. A number of steps are being taken including achieving tax targets, reducing government expenditure, right sizing. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif presented a 6-point collective agenda to save many countries of the planet from the seriousness of threats in the conference held in Riyadh. Efforts should be made to reduce the risks to agriculture. The economic challenges for Pakistan make the situation more troubling.

This is a situation which the present government is fully active to deal with. The Prime Minister is visiting different countries. The Army Chief is also active while taking advantage of every forum to communicate with friendly countries. The arrival of the Prime Minister and the delegation of the Russian Federation at the Shanghai Conference led to important developments in many respects. Moscow's proposal to supply crude oil at subsidized rates from next month and Pakistan's agreement to this is part of this development. Last week, during the visit of Belarus President Alexander Kashino to Pakistan, 15 MoUs were signed on cooperation including trade, education, health and environment. In such a world that the current government's focus is on economic stability, the Prime Minister's complaint against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf is not without weight that it is creating problems regarding economic stability in the form of protests. While presiding over the meeting of the task force formed to investigate the riots in Islamabad on November 24, the Prime Minister said that law breakers, damage to government property and officials of law enforcement agencies in the sit-ins will be arrested.

Those who injured and martyred will be punished according to the law. He further said that the progress on the legal action will be reviewed weekly. The situation that was seen in the form of demonstration and sit-in on the occasion of the visit of the President of Belarus requires that such a code of conduct of demonstrations should be implemented in the style of many countries including the United Kingdom, which is definitely not accessible to the country and the people. be