Shehbaz Sharif came out to Turkey to support a special friend, Pakistan is living by demanding loans, what help will it give?

Tremendous earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have caused massive loss of life and property. The whole world is helping Turkey, while due to sanctions only a few countries have come forward to help Syria, one of which is India. India is helping Turkey under Operation Dost. On the other hand, Pakistan also wants to help Turkey, but it does not have the money to run its own country. Every day Pakistan is reaching the border of one or the other country to ask for loan.

Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves are on the verge of exhaustion. In such a situation, how will he help his close friend Turkey. If not with money, then Morli goes to Pakistan to help his friend. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had announced that he would visit Turkey. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has Shehbaz Sharif was clearly refused to come to Turkey. After this prohibition on social media Trolled Shahbaz Sharif a lot. Only the people of Pakistan were criticizing their PM. a few days after the ‘insult’ shehbaz sharif Again announced to go to Turkey.

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday (February 16, 2023) that he is leaving for Turkey, where a powerful earthquake last week killed more than 35,000 people. In a tweet, Sharif said he was leaving for Turkey “with a message of unwavering solidarity.” Sharif tweeted, “I leave for Turkey with a message of unwavering solidarity and support from the people and government of Pakistan to our Turkish brothers and sisters. In the spirit of a nation living in two states, we Take the loss as your own.”

I am leaving for Türkiye with a message of unwavering solidarity and support for our Turkish brothers and sisters from the people and government of Pakistan. True to the spirit of one nation living in two states, we consider their loss as ours.

— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) February 16, 2023

This comes a week after he was reportedly asked to postpone his visit to the country due to Turkish leadership engagements related to the ongoing rehabilitation work. Sharif was scheduled to leave for Turkey on February 8. However, the visit was delayed as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and other officials were busy with rescue and relief operations. Turkey and neighboring Syria were rocked by a devastating earthquake on February 6 that killed more than 41,000 people and left millions in need of humanitarian aid, with many survivors left homeless in near-freezing temperatures.