Donald Trump won both the popular vote and the Electoral College this time.
Donald Trump defeated Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris and was re-elected as the 47th President of the United States. After Trump’s victory, Pakistan raised different kinds of problems. Some Pakistanis have asked whether Donald Trump will withhold economic aid to Pakistan as he did during his first term. Some people are worried whether Trump will strengthen strategic cooperation with his friend India, which will bring insecurity to Pakistan.
There are also concerns that Trump’s anti-immigration policies could cut visas for Pakistanis. But Pakistan’s government is the most nervous because everyone from Pakistan’s prime minister to its top leaders has criticized Trump.
Pakistan’s foreign minister was not far behind in targeting Trump. Bilawal Bhutto called Trump, who won democratically, a threat to democracy. Shahbaz Sharif’s niece Maryam Nawaz also compared Trump to Imran Khan’s anarchy. Now, when the control of the superpower United States is in Trump’s hands, how will these Pakistani leaders face Trump? The Pakistan Army has found a solution to this problem.
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir visited Saudi Arabia. During this visit, Asim Munir met with Prince Mohammed bin Salman in an attempt to reshape Pakistan in the United States through Saudi Arabia. image in front of you.
It seems unlikely that Mohammed bin Salman will lobby for Pakistan in the White House. But it’s not just Pakistani leaders who are worried, Pakistanis are also worried because Trump has always been tough on Pakistan.
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