Emirati Minister Praises The Services of Pakistani Expatriates
Afridi conveyed Prime Minister Imran Khan's "special message" to Sheikh Nahayan.
The Emirati Minister of Tolerance & Coexistence, Sheikh Nahayan bin Mubarak Al Nahayan, has stated that Pakistani expatriates’ services have helped the kingdom develop into a modern state.
Today I had the privilege to make a call on the UAE Minister for Culture & Youth Excellency Shekih Nahayan bin Mabarak Al-Nahayan & conveyed a special message from Prime Minister Imran Khan @ImranKhanPTI. We agreed that Pakistan & UAE would grow together as modern Islamic states. pic.twitter.com/mvWGB440Bd
— Shehryar Afridi (@ShehryarAfridi1) January 13, 2021
The Emirati minister made this statement during a meeting with the Chairperson of the Parliamentary Special Committee on Kashmir, Shehryar Afridi, who called on the former in Abu Dhabi.
The meeting was the second high-level contact between the two countries after the recent visit of the Foreign Minister, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The meeting mainly focused on further boosting bilateral relations between the two states.
Afridi conveyed Prime Minister Imran Khan’s “special message” to Sheikh Nahayan.
“Under PM Imran’s leadership, the ties between the two friendly states will further be cemented,” he said, adding that Pakistan and UAE have an excellent relationship.
“Pakistan and the UAE are tied in decades of fraternal ties, and overseas Pakistanis living here have provided further impetus to the historical and friendly ties between the two nations,” Sheikh Nahayan said.
He also praised the services of Pakistanis based in the UAE, saying that they have helped the kingdom develop into a modern state.
“The UAE has become a global village, and here Pakistanis along with people from all over the globe have been representing their culture well,” the Emirati minister added.
Furthermore, Sheikh Nahayan appreciated Afridi’s efforts in “activating Pakistan’s youth” on Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IIOJK), saying that it is the need of the hour.
He said: “I extend my good wishes to the Pakistani Prime Minister, Imran Khan, for all his future endeavors.”
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what a load of shit. they treat Pakistani workers like shit.
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i was born and raised in Saudi Arabia. I know exactly what is talking about here…. They treat Pakistanis.. Indians.. Bangladeshis like S*…. They even think they are better Muslim than us…….