Shah Mehmood Qureshi Slams Afghan NSA for ‘Demeaning’ Pakistan

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Addressing PTI laborers in Multan, overseas minister says no Pakistani reputable will also shake hands with Hamdullah Mohib over his feedback

overseas Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Saturday slammed Afghanistan countrywide protection Adviser Hamdullah Mohib over comments demeaning Pakistan and directed him to "relevant" his habits.

"The country wide security adviser of Afghanistan [should] cautiously hearken to me: because the foreign minister of Pakistan, I say that no Pakistan will shake your hand, and even consult with you if you don't desist from the variety of language you are the use of, or [halt] the accusations you're making in opposition t Pakistan," he observed during a gathering of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf supporters in Multan.

final month, Mohib reportedly visited Nangarhar province and, in a speech, derided Pakistan as a "brothel apartment." The remark brought on the overseas office to concern a press release conveying serious concerns over the "irresponsible statements" of the Afghan leadership. Mohib, per the Voice of the usa, automatically accuses Pakistan and its safety companies of "managing" the Taliban's insurgency in Afghanistan. while Islamabad rejects these costs, the Afghan president ultimate month alleged in an interview that Pakistan supports the Taliban with an "equipped device" that protected economic assistance and recruitment.

Stressing that Pakistan had suffered a "big charge" in terms of both lives lost and economic consequences due to terrorism, Qureshi pointed out Islamabad was only concerned with regional peace and stability. Claiming that Mohib's statements have been developing boundaries on the path towards peace, he mentioned that senior Pakistani officers from the top minister to the military chief had all visited Kabul to encourage peace.

"be sure you be ashamed and you should be guilty at your words and my blood is boiling ever in view that your speech in Nangarhar," he stated. "correct your conduct and consider it. I say this to the international neighborhood that if this conduct continues, then this person who calls himself the countrywide protection adviser of Afghanistan will in fact be taking part in the role of a spoiler," he brought.

throughout his handle, the international minister also mentioned Pakistan's greylist fame on the Paris-primarily based fiscal motion project force, claiming "some politicians" had tried to get the nation blacklisted. "In FATF's ultimate assembly, it changed into noted that Pakistan had taken concrete steps to curb [money laundering]," he spoke of, claiming there changed into not any justification to keep Pakistan on the grey list.