National Assembly strongly responds to US Congress in tit-for-tat resolution

[MastanKhan]

Hi,

It is the begining of bad things to happens when stupid and thoughtless responses are given to powerful people---powerful nation.

People in power do not like remarks full of snide---.

The things is that pakistan needs the snot slapped out of their noses---.

Once the wheel starts turning---one never knows when it will stop---.

The US congress needs a whipping boy---they want to Bi-tch slap someone real hard---. And pakistan is presenting them a real long seeked opportunity---.

 

[Tameem]

WASHINGTON: A senior US official has assured Islamabad that the United States and Pakistan maintain a stable and broad-based relationship despite occasional friction between the two allies.

The assurance follows the recent adoption of a resolution by an overwhelming majority in the US Congress, expressing concerns about the state of democracy and human rights in Pakistan. Islamabad responded strongly, rejecting the concerns as unfounded.

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” said US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Horst while speaking at a mango party at the Pakistan Embassy on Friday night.

“But the US-Pakistan relationship is in the best place it’s been in years. We have achieved stability and a broadening of our relationship that we haven’t seen in many, many years,” she added.

“We have had new dialogues opened. We have looked for new areas of trade. We have looked for ways we can cooperate on things like health and energy and climate — things that we haven’t talked about for a long time.”

Ms Horst also acknowledged the role of the outgoing Pakistani ambassador, Masood Khan, who announced at the event that it was his farewell reception and that he would relinquish his charge on Monday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in Islamabad on Thursday that it was sending a new envoy to Washington and to the UN headquarters in New York. The move caused speculation in Washington that the adoption of the pro-democracy resolution hastened Ambassador Khan’s departure.

Highlighting Ambassador Khan’s role in “building bridges between Islamabad and Washington,” Ms Horst said: “You have been incredibly effective. You are leaving the relationship better than when you came and as strong as it’s been in a long time.”

She noted that in the last two years, the United States and Pakistan have initiated new dialogues and explored new areas of trade.

Published in Dawn, June 30th, 2024

Ties with Pakistan in best place, says US official

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” says Elizabeth Horst.

www.dawn.com

US officials looks more worried to repair the relationship than Pakistanis
Pakistan calling back ambassador Masood tells a lot of things.

 

[Tameem]

Hi,

It is the begining of bad things to happens when stupid and thoughtless responses are given to powerful people---powerful nation.

People in power do not like remarks full of snide---.

The things is that pakistan needs the snot slapped out of their noses---.

Once the wheel starts turning---one never knows when it will stop---.

The US congress needs a whipping boy---they want to Bi-tch slap someone real hard---. And pakistan is presenting them a real long seeked opportunity---.

US already is dying..cant do anything against Pakistan atm not even holding IMF supprt program to the very least.

 

[PakFactor]

WASHINGTON: A senior US official has assured Islamabad that the United States and Pakistan maintain a stable and broad-based relationship despite occasional friction between the two allies.

The assurance follows the recent adoption of a resolution by an overwhelming majority in the US Congress, expressing concerns about the state of democracy and human rights in Pakistan. Islamabad responded strongly, rejecting the concerns as unfounded.

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” said US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Horst while speaking at a mango party at the Pakistan Embassy on Friday night.

“But the US-Pakistan relationship is in the best place it’s been in years. We have achieved stability and a broadening of our relationship that we haven’t seen in many, many years,” she added.

“We have had new dialogues opened. We have looked for new areas of trade. We have looked for ways we can cooperate on things like health and energy and climate — things that we haven’t talked about for a long time.”

Ms Horst also acknowledged the role of the outgoing Pakistani ambassador, Masood Khan, who announced at the event that it was his farewell reception and that he would relinquish his charge on Monday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in Islamabad on Thursday that it was sending a new envoy to Washington and to the UN headquarters in New York. The move caused speculation in Washington that the adoption of the pro-democracy resolution hastened Ambassador Khan’s departure.

Highlighting Ambassador Khan’s role in “building bridges between Islamabad and Washington,” Ms Horst said: “You have been incredibly effective. You are leaving the relationship better than when you came and as strong as it’s been in a long time.”

She noted that in the last two years, the United States and Pakistan have initiated new dialogues and explored new areas of trade.

Published in Dawn, June 30th, 2024

Ties with Pakistan in best place, says US official

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” says Elizabeth Horst.

www.dawn.com

 

[PakFactor]

Hi,

It is the begining of bad things to happens when stupid and thoughtless responses are given to powerful people---powerful nation.

People in power do not like remarks full of snide---.

The things is that pakistan needs the snot slapped out of their noses---.

Once the wheel starts turning---one never knows when it will stop---.

The US congress needs a whipping boy---they want to Bi-tch slap someone real hard---. And pakistan is presenting them a real long seeked opportunity---.

This is why Pakistan is as it's meant to be: an example for others.

 

[PakFactor]

WASHINGTON: A senior US official has assured Islamabad that the United States and Pakistan maintain a stable and broad-based relationship despite occasional friction between the two allies.

The assurance follows the recent adoption of a resolution by an overwhelming majority in the US Congress, expressing concerns about the state of democracy and human rights in Pakistan. Islamabad responded strongly, rejecting the concerns as unfounded.

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” said US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Horst while speaking at a mango party at the Pakistan Embassy on Friday night.

“But the US-Pakistan relationship is in the best place it’s been in years. We have achieved stability and a broadening of our relationship that we haven’t seen in many, many years,” she added.

“We have had new dialogues opened. We have looked for new areas of trade. We have looked for ways we can cooperate on things like health and energy and climate — things that we haven’t talked about for a long time.”

Ms Horst also acknowledged the role of the outgoing Pakistani ambassador, Masood Khan, who announced at the event that it was his farewell reception and that he would relinquish his charge on Monday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in Islamabad on Thursday that it was sending a new envoy to Washington and to the UN headquarters in New York. The move caused speculation in Washington that the adoption of the pro-democracy resolution hastened Ambassador Khan’s departure.

Highlighting Ambassador Khan’s role in “building bridges between Islamabad and Washington,” Ms Horst said: “You have been incredibly effective. You are leaving the relationship better than when you came and as strong as it’s been in a long time.”

She noted that in the last two years, the United States and Pakistan have initiated new dialogues and explored new areas of trade.

Published in Dawn, June 30th, 2024

Ties with Pakistan in best place, says US official

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” says Elizabeth Horst.

www.dawn.com

US officials looks more worried to repair the relationship than Pakistanis
Pakistan calling back ambassador Masood tells a lot of things.

The Americans aren't worried and are in no rush to repair anything, as their relationship with Pakistan as a whipping boy remains intact by the grace of Allah (swt).

The main worry is that not much investment or interaction is happening with the Pakistani-Americans, so what they do:

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has decided to appoint Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, who is currently serving as the additional foreign secretary of the Middle East and Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), as the country’s new ambassador to the United States, the foreign office said in a statement on Friday.

Pakistan appoints diplomat Rizwan Saeed Sheikh as new US ambassador

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has decided to appoint Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, who is currently serving as the additional foreign secretary of the Middle East and Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), as the country’s new ambassador to the United States, the foreign office said in a statement on...

arab.news

@Forsvaret @Fatman17 @RescueRanger

The SIFC bullsh*t didn't work in China and they will try it here with New York cab drivers.

 

[Tameem]

 

[PakFactor]

The anchor was on the verge of crying, probably thinking his envelope might shrink if no more funds were available. Also, it's been a while since we've heard about chicken, eggs, and flower prices compared to the media’s Randi Rona in the past.

@ziaulislam bhai sab, they are coming after your APPNA goons, going to hang them by the balls from an overpass.

 

[Forsvaret]

US-Pakistan relationship is in the best place it’s been in years.

All thanks to US backed regime change operation

 

[Forsvaret]

Bughaz-e-Imrani brain fart

 

[Forsvaret]

Also, it's been a while since we've heard about chicken, eggs, and flower prices compared to the media’s Randi Rona in the past.

Media had no problem with the prices - it only had problem with Imran govt.

 

[newb3e]

US already is dying..cant do anything against Pakistan atm not even holding IMF supprt program to the very least.

mian is getting young making more saliva so he can polish boots better!

 

[Gripen9]

WASHINGTON: A senior US official has assured Islamabad that the United States and Pakistan maintain a stable and broad-based relationship despite occasional friction between the two allies.

The assurance follows the recent adoption of a resolution by an overwhelming majority in the US Congress, expressing concerns about the state of democracy and human rights in Pakistan. Islamabad responded strongly, rejecting the concerns as unfounded.

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” said US Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Horst while speaking at a mango party at the Pakistan Embassy on Friday night.

“But the US-Pakistan relationship is in the best place it’s been in years. We have achieved stability and a broadening of our relationship that we haven’t seen in many, many years,” she added.

“We have had new dialogues opened. We have looked for new areas of trade. We have looked for ways we can cooperate on things like health and energy and climate — things that we haven’t talked about for a long time.”

Ms Horst also acknowledged the role of the outgoing Pakistani ambassador, Masood Khan, who announced at the event that it was his farewell reception and that he would relinquish his charge on Monday.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in Islamabad on Thursday that it was sending a new envoy to Washington and to the UN headquarters in New York. The move caused speculation in Washington that the adoption of the pro-democracy resolution hastened Ambassador Khan’s departure.

Highlighting Ambassador Khan’s role in “building bridges between Islamabad and Washington,” Ms Horst said: “You have been incredibly effective. You are leaving the relationship better than when you came and as strong as it’s been in a long time.”

She noted that in the last two years, the United States and Pakistan have initiated new dialogues and explored new areas of trade.

Published in Dawn, June 30th, 2024

Ties with Pakistan in best place, says US official

“Like any longstanding relationship, there’s always a little bit of friction at times,” says Elizabeth Horst.

www.dawn.com

US officials looks more worried to repair the relationship than Pakistanis
Pakistan calling back ambassador Masood tells a lot of things.

Chalo baba ye lo aur ab maaf karo....

 

[Gripen9]

mian is getting young making more saliva so he can polish boots better!

HawkTuah... IYkYK

 

[MastanKhan]

US already is dying..cant do anything against Pakistan atm not even holding IMF supprt program to the very least.

Hi,

Damn my man---hola hath rukh---take it a little easy sir---.

It does not happen to nations that correct their errors---or the inevitable gets delayed---.

So---please don't count on it---.