pakistan uae relations, Pakistan UAE: UAE offered to pacify the ‘civil war’ in Pakistan, Munir did not give the price… Preparing to do something big? – pak army chief gen asim munir talks to uae president mbz uae offers to pakistan for defusing political crisis
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Sheikh Mohammed expressed the UAE’s support for efforts that promote harmony and stability in Pakistan, Gulf News reported. According to the news, the Pak Army Chief expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the UAE President. The present political crisis is becoming a formidable problem for Pakistan day by day. The matter is no longer limited to allegations and counter-allegations between the government and the opposition.
Munir did not give a price on UAE’s offer
Behind the scenes information about this conversation says something else. Well-known analyst of Pakistan affairs, Baqir Sajjad said in one of his tweets, ‘The President of the UAE (MBZ) in a conversation with Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir offered the help of his offices to resolve the political crisis in Pakistan. . He added that the UAE is keen to support “everything that can bring stability and harmony to Pakistan”. According to Emirati sources General Munir was not very keen.
Munir’s strict action against Imran
From this, it can be understood that Munir has made up his mind to resolve the crisis with strong action instead of conciliation. He described the violence of Imran supporters as a ‘black chapter’ in the history of Pakistan and warned of concrete steps against those who attacked military institutions. The crackdown on the protesters has already started and PTI workers are being arrested in large numbers. A case has been registered against Imran Khan himself under section 59, 60 of the Pakistan Army Act, whose trial will be held in a military court. If found guilty in this act, there is a punishment of life imprisonment or death.
‘Sour’ in Pakistan-UAE relations
The relations between Pakistan and UAE have been good and this is the reason that UAE has agreed to provide the financial assistance to Pakistan which is necessary for the IMF deal. However, UAE’s growing closeness with India has distanced it from Pakistan. Pakistan had opposed the UAE-Israel peace agreement after which in 2020, during the Corona period, the UAE had temporarily banned visas to Pakistanis. However, no such restriction was imposed on India.
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