Pakistan Is Furious With Declining Support For Kashmir Issue
Pakistan is furious with Kashmir’s declining support from Muslim countries, said – OIC always supported.
Pakistan’s stand on Kashmir has been steadily declining with Muslim countries worldwide.
Recently, Saudi Arabia gave a jolt to Pakistan regarding Kashmir, and many kinds of discussions started within the country.
However, President of Ghulam Kashmir Sardar Masood Khan does not agree with this.
Sardar Masood Khan says that Riyadh always supported Pakistan on Kashmir issue.
Saudi Arabia has always been supportive of Pakistan through the Forum of the Organization of Islamic Countries (OIC) and the Kashmir Contact Group.
He said that at a recent meeting of the OIC Foreign Ministers in Naima, South African country, Saudi Arabia supported us with full force on Kashmir.
This enabled us to bring this decades-old matter to the world once again.
Masood said that in this meeting, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan said that peace and security in South Asia cannot be maintained without resolving the Kashmir issue.
Masood said that while Riyadh supported Kashmir on its own, the UAE regrettably kept silent on the occasion.
However, Riyadh’s statement is more important because Saudi Arabia is currently the chairman of the OIC.
China clarified on joint exercise with Pakistani Air Force in Sindh, said this about India.
China has defended its ongoing joint exercises with the Pakistani Air Force. China says that this exercise is not against any third country and India should look at it impartially.
Pakistani and Chinese Air Forces are conducting joint exercises in Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh.
The exercise called Shaheen-Nau, which began in the second month of December, will last till the end of this month.
The maneuver is taking place after China’s Defense Minister Wei Fengé’s recent visit to Pakistan.
Said, it’s not against any third country
A memorandum of understanding was also signed between the two countries during the visit of Fangay, but detailed information was not provided by either side.
Asked whether the purpose of this exercise is to convey a message to New Delhi, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that the exercise is part of the regular system.
He said that there remained friendly exchanges and cooperation between China and Pakistan as perennial strategic cooperation partners in the fields of politics, economic, military and security.
