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02:27If you come to our society come to court, do not do何 to do
02:37and to campaign actions Department of Defense,
02:52so this idea can apply
03:22February, May, March, May 28th.
03:52Senate
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04:49question mark is. Now I've said that there are 74-75 votes in National Assembly
04:54and 26 Senate. So when the consensus will reach it, it will come.
05:01There are no consensus. There are no consensus. There are just about
05:05the topics that have talked about NFC, education, population, local governments.
05:16So these are discussed all the things. What is happening in the future?
05:21What is happening in the future?
05:25Is yet to be seen.
05:26Is there a point in this?
05:29Yes, I think it's more to do with or concerning the effective empowerment of local governments.
05:38So if you look at governance and local government structure,
05:43I think obviously consensus is going to be requisite.
05:55So if you look at those who are in the state,
05:58which are in the state,
06:00which are in the state,
06:02or in the states,
06:04or otherwise,
06:05then if you look at this,
06:07and you look at it,
06:09that you should actually become a new unit,
06:11or you should be the administrative units,
06:14or you should be the shape and form,
06:17you should develop a consensus.
06:20But governance issues are necessary to address.
06:25Now they are expecting,
06:26that you will take the first step.
06:27So you will take the first step.
06:28You will take the first step.
06:30Now they are expecting,
06:31that you will take the first step.
06:32So you will take the first step.
06:33You will take the first step.
06:35Now they are expecting,
06:36that you will take the first step.
06:37Now they are expecting,
06:38that you will take the first step.
06:40So you will take the first step.
06:42Perhaps you will take the fourth step.
06:45So each year,
06:47if you like us,
06:48if you will take the third step .
06:49Now they are expecting,
06:50that you will take the first step.
06:52You will take the fourth step.
06:53Please take the fourth step.
06:57It has no other step.
06:59Actually we will take dribbщее the consolation units.
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08:52I think that those committees, where the problem was stopped, should it happen if there are new members of the members of the committee and the opposition side of the committee.
09:10The forum is the same. National Assembly and National Assembly will mediate and proceed.
09:18The forum is the same. If we say that before you, we don't say it.
09:36We don't say it. We don't say it.
09:40We don't say it.
09:42We don't say it.
09:44We don't say it.
09:46We don't say it.
09:48We don't say it.
09:50We don't say it.
09:52We don't say it.
09:54We don't say it.
09:56We don't say it.
09:58We don't say it.
10:00We don't say it.
10:02We don't say it.
10:04We don't say it.
10:06We don't say it.
10:08Why do you use the same way?
10:10Why do you use the same way?
10:12We don't say it.
10:14We don't say it.
10:16We don't say it.
10:18We don't say it.
10:20We don't say it.
10:22I've been told you that.
10:24members who are in parliament, they are there. So this is better because the chairman
10:29of the other party, the stalwarts, the first two days, the people who are sitting there
10:34are also in parliament, the Alamah Nassar also in parliament. So this is better that
10:41the law can be better and better. But if you want to try to do it, you should do it.
10:52It doesn't matter.
10:54It is a good thing.
10:56The two-way street is a good thing.
10:59But there is a lot of people who are going to do it in the same way.
11:02But you can't get into it.
11:04But you can't get into it.
11:06You can't get into it.
11:08So this situation is not going to happen.
11:13Now, look, the situation is going to be better.
11:17is my favorite name of the congressman.
11:24which is the way to say that
11:25the government will be able to do it.
11:28We need to mess with the authority chokes.
11:31Then we'll tell you when the food street
11:33is a good vendor, a good restaurant or a cafe
11:35or restaurant on the food street
11:39and then we'll talk again, we'll have our food.
11:41Therefore, there are many restaurants in the streets.
11:43You mean, khuda raa, you can't run the road,
11:45go ahead and get more.
11:47I don't understand myself.
11:52Food street is a good answer.
11:58Food street is a good answer.
12:03I look at this complexity.
12:08but it's complexity
12:10it's true that
12:11Punjab government has formally
12:13jail and then
12:15we have to write
12:16which one had before
12:18our schedule
12:18or which one had told us
12:20that our
12:20our itinerary will be
12:22that we have to write
12:24jail and then we have to write
12:25the part of this is
12:26if it's if we can't find it
12:28then what do we have to do
12:30because it's
12:31which one has to do
12:32because it's
12:32which one has to do
12:34that it has to do
12:34which one has to do
12:35which one has to do
12:36I have to do
12:36It's too late in the day.
13:00It's too late in the day.
13:30It's too late in the day.
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18:46It's too late in the day.
18:56It's a long time.
18:58It's a long time.
19:04or table talk, so that they say that they will not do this.
19:07They will not do this.
19:09This is not going to happen.
19:10The mandate that we will talk about,
19:12and the election will be called a new ECP.
19:17These are our own nukat.
19:19But I will tell you that if you talk about 2024,
19:24and you give them early, mandate,
19:28then they will go in 2018.
19:30So, what do you think about 2018?
19:32।
20:02We have a nomination letter which is written by Mr. Md. Khon.
20:07We have notification now.
20:10We have a speaker, however, in our speaker speaker has a speaker.
20:16We have a position leader to notification on the house.
20:19We have to use it in our office.
20:22We have to use it in our way.
20:25We have a notification.
20:28We have a notification.
20:31notification
21:01That's why he's got a good idea of this.
21:04He's got a good idea of what he wants to do.
21:09He's got a good idea of his policy.
21:13We've got an idea of KISS KING.
21:15We are going to talk about some of this.
21:20We need to talk about it.
21:22We'll talk about some of the actual problems that we can do.
21:25We can talk about it.
21:27So, what do you think about this C-M, what do you think about this C-M, what do you think about this C-M?
21:57I have to ask you, I haven't heard about this C-M , why do you think about this C-M?
22:21And my friends, if we don't know if we don't know any more, then we'll know if we don't know any more.
22:26So, if we don't know any more, then we'll know if we don't know any more.
22:29So, we'll understand that.
22:31It's interesting.
22:33Why don't you know what I mean?
22:36It's a very interesting thing.
22:38It was a Pakistan People's Party in the past.
22:44But before that, after that, we can see our reports.
22:47Now, when Pakistan was at noon,
22:51we can see our actions.
22:53We can't see them.
22:54We can't see them.
22:56We can't see them.
22:59So, if people don't want to do it, it's better.
23:02You're a leader. You're a leader.
23:04You're a leader. You're a leader.
23:06We're a leader as journalist.
23:08I'm a leader of Form 45.
23:10He's a leader of Form 47.
23:12That's your point of view.
23:17Let's see, what you're doing in your experience of 2026.
23:21Thank you very much.
23:22Shafiullah Jahn Sahib for joining me in the presidency.
23:24Break here.
23:25Break here.
23:26In 2026, in 2025,
23:30Pakistan's diplomacy,
23:32whether it's a defense diplomacy or otherwise,
23:35it's where it's reached,
23:36where is Pakistan standing?
23:38We'll talk about it in a break.
23:40Welcome back.
23:43After the break,
23:45we'll talk about it.
23:48We'll talk about it.
23:50We'll talk about it.
23:53We'll talk about it.
23:55We'll talk about it.
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28:15درمیان ایک تاریخی تجارتی معاہدہ تیپ آیا
28:18اب یہ یاد رکھیے
28:19کہ معاہدے کے اندر تیل کے زخائر
28:22کی ترقی تیریف کے اندر کمی
28:24اور ڈیجنل انفرسٹرکچر کے اندر
28:26جو تاون ہے وہ شامل تھے
28:27امریکہ نے پاکستان کے اوپر 29% تیریف لگایا تھا
28:30جو ان ملاحقاتوں کے بعد
28:3119% پہ گرا دیا گیا 10% گرا دیا گیا
28:34جبکہ امریکہ نے
28:35انڈیا کے اوپر 26%
28:37تیریف آئید کیا تھا جو کہ بڑھا کر
28:3950% of the population.
29:09party's, parliament group and Brussels
29:11European Union
29:12from the United States.
29:13They have a
29:15held in advance.
29:18But the world has
29:19said that
29:20as is international
29:23in terms of
29:24and of course
29:25the government
29:26will have to
29:27be the actual
29:27rule of action.
29:305 June
29:30Pakistan
29:31will have
29:32the
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29:36of
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29:37Taliban
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29:38But they fail.
30:08They fail miserably.
30:38They fail.
31:08They fail.
31:10They fail.
31:12They fail.
31:14They fail.
31:16They fail.
31:18They fail.
31:20They fail.
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32:46ڈیا جو بولی ووڈ کے ذریعے پوری دنیا کو برین واش کرنا چاہتا ہے پاکستان
32:50کو ہمیشہ بری لائٹ میں دکھانا چاہتا ہے وہ اس ٹائم پر ٹارگٹ میں ہے
32:54تقریباً چوبیس ہزار چھے سو کے قریب بھارتی شہریوں کو مختلف
32:58ممالک سے نکال دیا گیا ہے اور اس میں سر فہرس سعودی عربیا ہے جہاں
33:03سے گیارہ ہزار بھارتی شہریوں کو نکال دیا گیا ہے اس کے اندر یو
33:07سے دوسرے نمبر پر آتا ہے جہاں اٹس سو بھارتی شہریوں کو نکال دیا
33:11گیا ہے اور کینیڈا جو ہے وہاں سے ٹوینی ایٹھ ہنڈرڈ سرٹی ون شہریوں
33:17کو نکال دیا گیا ہے یوے ہی بھی پیچھے نہیں ہے تقریباً چودہ سو
33:20ستر کے گریب ایسے بھارتی شہرییں ان کو نکال دیا گیا ہے وہاں بہت
33:24ساری وجوہات بتائی جاتی ہیں لیبر قوانین کی خلاف ورزی ایک ہے اس کے
33:28اندر ویزا کی مدد ختم ہونے کے باوجود اللیگلی رہنا یہ بھی
33:31وجہ ہے ہمارے ساتھ اس تمام ٹاپک پر گفتگو کرنے کے لیے
33:35ڈاکٹر آدل نجم موجود ہیں he's an expert of international relations
33:39and obviously an academic as well ڈاکٹر صاحب thank you very much
33:42for joining me in the program ڈاکٹر صاحب ایک تو یہ بتا دیجئے گا
33:46کہ کچھ شہر دلوگ بھی ظالم سن کچھ سانو مرندہ شوق بھی سی
33:50انڈیا کے ساتھ کچھ اس طرح کی situation ہوئی ہے جہاں موڈی کی
33:54ہماقتوں نے بھارت کا وہ جو ایک shining چہرہ تھا albeit it was
33:59a facade لیکن اس کو ایک دفعہ بے نقاب ضرور کر دیا اور پاکستان
34:03کو pre may and post may at least دنیا کی نظر میں بالکل different
34:09طریقے سے دیکھا جا رہا ہے what is your point of view on that
34:13ڈاکٹر صاحب دیکھیں آپ نے صحیح کہ میں میں جو ایک طرح سے موڈی
34:19صاحب نے ہماقت کی اس کا ہم پہ بھی اثر پڑا اور ان پہ بھی
34:23اثر پڑا اگر آپ دیکھیں کہ اس کے بعد بھارت کی جو
34:26diplomacy ہے وہ کس طرح plummet ہوئی so وہ بہت بڑی ہماقت تھی
34:32جس میں نا پاکستان چاہتا تھا وہ جنگ نا پاکستان کی کوشش
34:36تھی وہ جنگ لیکن وہ impose کی گئی اور اس کی نتیجے میں ہم نے
34:40بہت ساری چیز دیکھی جو آپ کا سوال ہے کہ pre may diplomacy کیسی تھی
34:45میں remind کراؤں گا آپ کے viewers کو کہ اگر وہ pre may diplomacy
34:50نہ ہوتی تو تو بہت ساری جو چیزیں ہوئیں post میں وہ بھی شاید نہ
34:56ہوتی diplomacy جو ہے نا وہ حلیم پکانے کتنا ہوتا ہے وہ ایک
34:59slow act ہوتا ہے وہ آہستہ آہستہ ہوتا ہے اس کے نتائج دیر میں
35:03نکلتے ہیں لیکن آپ کو اس کے ingredients بہت پہلے ڈالنے ہوتے ہیں
35:06i do think for the last number of years and my number of years
35:113, 4, 5 کی بات کر رہا ہوں چھے کی بات کر رہا ہوں
35:13پاکستان has been trying میرے خیال میں اپنا diplomatic
35:19footprint کو تھوڑا سا بڑھانا کیونکہ i think a realization
35:22ہے صرف پاکستان میں نہیں دوسری دنیا میں بھی کہ یہ جو
35:25وقت ہے یہ alliances بنانے کا ہے یہ دوستیاں بنانے کا ہے یہ
35:31relationship بنانے کا ہے چاہے وہ دوستی ہو یا نہ ہو یہ
35:35بٹنے اور توڑنے اور سائیڈیں پکنے کا نہیں ہے تو in
35:39some ways i do think کہ آپ کا سوال مجھے اجازت دیتا ہے کہ
35:43میں highlight کر دوں یہ بات کیونکہ ہم کئی بار سوچ بھول
35:47جاتے ہیں ہم آج کی خبر دیکھ کے یہ سوچتے ہیں کہ آج کی
35:50خبر جو ہے وہ صرف آج کے واقعات پہ depend کرتی ہے ایسا
35:53ہوتا نہیں so i do think کہ ہماری pre-may diplomacy already had
35:58started trying to trying to reach out اور ہم امریکہ کا سوچتے ہیں
36:04ہمیشہ چین کا سوچتے ہیں ہمیشہ gulf کا سوچتے ہیں ہمیشہ
36:08middle east کی بات سوچتے ہیں مومن لیکن اس کے علاوہ بھی ہم
36:12ہماری diplomacy جو ہے چاہے وہ east asia میں ہو چاہے وہ
36:15afrika میں ہو i think pakistan has been doing in that sense
36:19کافی سالوں سے کئی حکومتوں میں this effort to expand i completely agree
36:25with you ڈاک صاحب لیکن دری طرف اگر flip side پر دیکھیں تو اسی
36:29may 2025 کے بعد ہم لوگوں نے بھارتی diplomacy کا downfall دیکھا بھارت
36:33نے بہت invest کی اپنی diplomacy میں cultural طریقے سے cultural events
36:37کر کے bollywood کے ذریعے brainwashing کے ذریعے اس کے علاوہ ingrain
36:42کر کے اپنے diaspora کو تو وہ کیسے flip ہو گئی بھارت کی
36:46diplomacy الٹی پڑ گئی may کے بعد اس پہ بھی ذرا روشنی ڈالیے گا
36:50جی دیکھیں in general میل کوشی ہوتی ہے کہ میں انڈیا کی باتیں
36:54انڈینز کریں اور جہاں تک ہمارا سوال ہے اس میں ہم کریں لیکن
36:59in general i think the analysis is correct کہ ہم نے ایک بہت بہت
37:06dramatic قسم کا shift دیکھا بھارت کی جو foreign policy foreign affairs
37:11میں جو ساخت ہے اس کی یہاں میں یہ کہوں گا کہ i think a lot of that
37:14had to do with prime minister moody تو اگر وہ failure ہے جو کہا جا رہا ہے
37:20تو وہ moody صاحب کا failure ہے نہ صرف کہ indian diplomacy کا اور اس
37:25سے میری مراد یہ نہیں کہ اس میں indian diplomacy کا ہاتھ نہیں ہے لیکن
37:29جس ہماکت کی ہم نے بات کی کہ an unprovoked unnecessary attack and then
37:35اس کا جو rebuttal پاکستان سے ملا اس کی ان کو قیمت دینی پڑی ان کی
37:39ایک طرح سے جو arrogance آ گئی تھی including diplomacy میں i think اس کی
37:46قیمت دینی پڑی ہم نے کچھ حرصے سے دیکھا تھا کہ ایک طرح سے
37:50انڈیا میں confidence آ رہا تھا لیکن وہ confidence کئی بار arrogance میں
37:54بدل جاتا تھا ایک طرح سے دوسری ممالک پہ اپنی will impose کرنے
37:59پہ بدل جاتا تھا again یہ ایک دن میں چیزیں نہیں ہوتی اگر آپ
38:02سوچیں تو آپ go back کہ جب Canada میں ایک attack ہوتا ہے اور ایک killing
38:06ہوتی ہے اور اس کی جو fingers ہیں وہ بھارت کی طرف point out ہوتی ہیں
38:10اسی طرح دوسرے ممالک میں ہوتا ہے ہم نے ایک قسم کا aggression
38:13دیکھا internationally وہ ہم نے ان کی diplomacy کی statements میں بھی
38:18دیکھا in a way بھارت نے شاید یہ اپنے آپ کو convince کر لیا کہ
38:22ہم اب ایک great power بن گئے ہیں well before they were anywhere near that
38:27اور اس کی انہیں قیمت دینی پڑی اس وقت جب ان کو اس کی ضرورت
38:32تھی میرے خیال میں again یہ finger pointer کی بات نہیں ہے اگر بھارت
38:35نے بھی اس سے کچھ سیکھنا ہے اور ہم نے بھی سیکھنا ہے وہ یہ ہے
38:37کہ diplomacy is a constant game اگر آج میں واپس آتا ہوں پاکستان کی
38:42طرف اگر آج ہمیں wins نظر آتی ہیں اگر آج ہمیں pat on the back
38:47نظر آتی ہے شاباشی نظر آتی ہے تو یہ سوچ لینا کہ وہ permanent ہے
38:51that is not how it works so in a way جب آپ کی چیزیں اگر اچھی جا رہی
38:56ہوں that is the time to consolidate that is the time to build upon it
39:01لیکن not to become arrogant i think that is the lesson of the story
39:06absolutely اور اس اس مہنے در افکرس امریکہ اور پاکستان کے جو
39:10بڑھتے تعلقات ہیں وہ پھر آجاتے کیونکہ خدشہ یہ ہے کہ
39:14امریکہ تو کبھی بھی reliable partner نہیں رہا ہے اور کیونکہ وہ
39:17reliable partner نہیں رہا ہے تو کتنا trust کیا جا سکتا ہے ان
39:21بڑھتے ہوئے اچھے تعلقات کو ایک تو یہ بتا دیجئے گا دوسرا
39:24یہ بھی بتا دیجئے گا کہ ensure کیسے کریں کہ یہ جو
39:27امریکہ اور پاکستان کے اچھے تعلقات ہیں یہ ایک long term کے
39:32اوپر proper positive diplomacy proper positive relationships کے اندر
39:38ہے اور پاکستان کے لئے دوسرا ہے وہ یہ محقیت ہے اچھے دو سوال ہیں
39:43پہلے کا تو ہمیں ہمیں دنو اور یہ سوچنا بھی جو ہے ہمیں حقاقت ہے
39:48نہ امریکہ سمجھتا ہے کہ پاکستان در پہ ہے اور نہ پاکستان سمجھتا ہے کہ
39:53امریکہ در پہ ہے ایک طرح سے بڑی ایکوال ریلیشنشپ ہے
39:57It is in the moment, it is in the time. I think that at this moment we get a very good vibe
40:02from Trump's White House. The question that we have asked in America and in Pakistan
40:07should we ask, is this Donald Trump or is this America's foreign policy? And assuming
40:17that the two things are the same, that is not how it works, especially in today's America,
40:21which is very divided. America is at war with itself in some ways. So at this moment
40:28in Pakistan, if we look at our own side, the goal ought to be that we should make sure
40:34that these relationships are with the US. This doesn't mean that getting back from
40:38Donald Trump, but if it is personalized, that is not a good sign. Because to promise
40:47the US is a long-term game. The countries don't have any years, they don't have any
40:52ideas, they don't have any ideas. So I think that is the key question on the US.
40:58The US, which we are seeing, especially Donald Trump, which we are seeing, which we are seeing
41:02in other countries, which is a demonstration of strength or a demonstration of strength
41:07of ability in May, that is the result of that. The whole world loves the winner.
41:13The world loves the winner. And because in May, Pakistan has very physically
41:20confirmed that we have what capabilities, what skills, what competence,
41:25so that's why suddenly all the countries started looking at us.
41:30Right. Dr. Adil Najib Saab, thank you very much for joining me in the program.
41:33Let's go to the break. We'll go towards the next.
41:39Welcome back after the break.
41:40Thank you very much.
42:06Thank you very much.
42:27In terms of 45% of people in terms of $600 million, which is approximately $600 million to $600 million.
42:35And in terms of 10,000 to 12,000 transit trucks, which are $250 million in $200 million.
42:46This means that it is because this is because of the people of Afghanistan who are thinking about $200 million,
42:53तो सिर्फ और सिर्फ इंडिया से आने वाले पैसे की
42:55इसे के साथ अनीका निसार को इजाज़त दीजिए
42:57इंशाला अगले साल, अगले हफ्ते मुलाकात होगी
43:00A very happy new year for me and my team
43:03Take good care of yourself, Allah Hafiz