Pakistan is an abrasive, violent, extremist, and uncivilised nation. It really has no right to occupy a space on the world map. Pakistan’s elimination from the face of the earth will bring joy not just to India, but many Islamic countries as well. Among them, Saudi Arabia will be the one to celebrate Pakistan’s extermination with the most fervour. As it turns out, the rift between Saudi Arabia and the rogue nation has widened considerably after the recent Organisation of Islamic Cooperation Council (OIC) meet in Islamabad. Already, Saudi Arabia has debt-trapped Pakistan and extended a loan with conditions on which Islamabad is bound to default.
Therefore, Pakistan itself is a bit annoyed. But Pakistan is not a country that has a right to put its annoyance on display. It is a bankrupt and weak country that survives solely at the mercy of the biscuits thrown at it by China. So, when Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Pakistan held a meeting with Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, the ill-mannerism of Qureshi struck a raw nerve for many Saudi royals.
More than being upset, the people of the Islamic Kingdom and those from the kingdom’s royalty are angry. Here is what happened.
According to the Saudi Embassy in Islamabad, the Saudi ambassador to Pakistan and Shah Mehmood Qureshi met to discuss current events in the region and “examine bilateral relations between the two fraternal countries.” However, being the ill-mannered and undiplomatic man that he is, Shah Mehmood Qureshi decided to put on a brazen display of his country’s absence of civility.
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Many Saudis found Qureshi’s sitting with one leg crossed and the other pointing in the direction of Al-Malki objectionable. The social media users on Twitter and other platforms reacted angrily to Qureshi’s impolite gesture.
وزير الخارجية الباكستاني يستقبل السفير السعودي في باكستان بحفاوة منقطعة النظير😂 #فريق_مجاهدون pic.twitter.com/jPMoDtOXxt
— 💎.OSCAR.💎 (@BO__JG777) December 29, 2021
تصرف غير لبق وغير مدروس وغير دبلوماسي من وزير خارجية #باكستان تجاه سفير #السعودية الذي أعجب كيف سكت عن هذه الإساءة! pic.twitter.com/Qker7CMpTH
— ﮼ابتسام ﮼آل ﮼سعد ﮼﮼🇶🇦 (@Ebtesam777) December 29, 2021
بالأمس دعمت #السعوديه_العظمى باكستان بوديعه وتمويل بقيمة 4.2 مليار دولار
بالأخير هكذا استقبل وزير الخارجية الباكستاني السفير السعودي وهكذا تأدب في استقبال غيره ! pic.twitter.com/klA7r91ngc
— نستاهلك 🇸🇦 (@9977822) December 28, 2021
On December 30, just days after Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi was thrashed for his undiplomatic mannerisms, Pakistan’s Foreign Secretary met with the Saudi envoy, ostensibly for “damage” control.
FS Sohail Mahmood welcomed @AmbassadorNawaf at FO today. Views exchanged on further fortifying the ongoing momentum in Pakistan-KSA relations. FS deeply appreciated Amb Nawaf’s contributions to strengthening of historic & multi-dimensional ties between two brotherly countries. pic.twitter.com/opEIapaCb2
— Spokesperson 🇵🇰 MoFA (@ForeignOfficePk) December 30, 2021
The Saudis are infuriated. And they are likely to strongarm Pakistan even more now. Pakistan has done a lot to antagonise Saudi Arabia. First, it refused to send troops to Yemen in order to help the Saudi-led coalition in its war against the Iran-backed Houthis. Then, Pakistan sought to project Turkey as the new leader of the Muslim world. To top it all, Pakistan has been pushing the Islamic Kingdom to take an anti-India stance on Kashmir for quite some time now, but Riyadh has been sternly refusing to do so.
So, when Shah Mehmood Qureshi decided he wanted to dominate the room with the Saudi ambassador to Pakistan, the message was not received well in Saudi Arabia. Now, Pakistan will definitely be made to pay.
A beggar playing the King..
Pakistan’s Querishis best position would have been showing his backside to the Saudi ambassador considering these Pakistani beggars have no other way of repaying the Saudis. So, he could at least offer Saudi Arabia something to take over. However, it must be added that Pakistan’s backside is forever captured by China. So, Saudi Arabia would have to actually speak to China the rightful owner, if they want to use it.