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Naqvi in Doha to discuss security cooperation​

Kalbe Ali
July 28, 2026

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INTERIOR Minister Mohsin Naqvi is received by his Qatari counterpart in Doha.—X/@MOI_QatarEn

ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met his Qatari counterpart Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani in Doha to discuss security cooperation, as an opposition leader called on the federal government to facilitate talks between Yemen and Saudi Arabia.

Gulf Times reported that Qatar and Pakistan discussed bilateral security cooperation during talks in Doha. The two ministers explored ways to further boost bilateral relations between the two nations in the security sector and discussed several issues of shared concern.

Yemen talks

Separately, Majlis Wahdat-i-Muslimeen (MWM) Chairman Allama Raja Nasir Abbas urged Islamabad to mediate between Yemen and Saudi Arabia to end the hostilities.

He was addressing a press conference at the party’s head office. He said that the people of Yemen contacted him and said that they had been under siege for twelve years – which was unfair.

MWM urges govt to facilitate talks between S. Arabia and Yemen
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“Therefore, it is time that the government of Pakistan should also play the role of mediator between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, to end the prevailing crisis there and also end the sufferings faced by the people of Yemen,” Senator Abbas said, adding that he would write a letter to the PM as well.
 
ghazi52 said:

Naqvi in Doha to discuss security cooperation​

Kalbe Ali
July 28, 2026


“Therefore, it is time that the government of Pakistan should also play the role of mediator between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, to end the prevailing crisis there and also end the sufferings faced by the people of Yemen,” Senator Abbas said, adding that he would write a letter to the PM as well.
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Not happening, you cannot be a mediator between a country and a proxy.
 
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Here defence minister say 99% of visa problems is coming to people who toke sides in conflict. Imagine living in UAE and taking a Iran side who is firing missiles at it.

Obviously these retarded think UAE is like Pakistan which will tolerate anti-state BS. No other muslim country is remotely as free as Pakistan.
 
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Here defence minister say 99% of visa problems is coming to people who toke sides in conflict. Imagine living in UAE and taking a Iran side who is firing missiles at it.

Obviously these retarded think UAE is like Pakistan which will tolerate anti-state BS. No other muslim country is remotely as free as Pakistan.
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Actually this is not 100% true, UAE/emirati's are cu|\|ts, and petty.
 
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