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In a phone conversation that was free from the usual tensions between the two countries, Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, and Shahbaz Sharif, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, discussed regional developments. This conversation took place while Pakistan, as an Islamic country, typically shows sensitivity in its positions regarding humanitarian crises in Yemen and other regions.
Ignoring the Realities
Shahbaz Sharif, by overlooking Saudi interventions in Yemen and the ongoing attacks on Yemeni provinces, engaged in discussions that seem to have been more diplomatic in nature. This is while the humanitarian situation in Yemen is extremely dire, and many countries are reacting to this crisis.
It appears that Shahbaz Sharif is trying to establish closer ties with Saudi Arabia through this conversation, despite significant criticism of Riyadh's policies regarding Yemen and other countries in the region. This issue could somewhat indicate Pakistan's new policies towards Saudi Arabia, which seeks to strengthen economic and political relations with the country.
Hidden Messages
The Pakistani government has always emphasized maintaining good relations with Saudi Arabia, but this time it seems that Shahbaz Sharif, in this conversation, is trying to forget the harsh realities that Yemen is facing. This silence and lack of reference to the Yemen crisis could carry hidden messages regarding Pakistan's foreign policy priorities.
Ultimately, this conversation will undoubtedly have impacts on the political and economic relations between the two countries, and it remains to be seen whether Pakistan will continue its policies towards Saudi Arabia or make changes in this regard.
