Updated at: 1750 PST, Tuesday, April 07, 2009
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will soon reopen its embassy in Iraqi capital, Baghdad’s ambassador to Islamabad Qays al-Yaqoubi said Monday.
Speaking to Geo News here, he said that Pakistan’s ambassador to Jordan had been making arrangements to reopen embassy in Baghdad and in this regard some progress was expected soon.
He expressed the hope that President Asif Ali Zardari would visit Iraq by end of May this year. He further said that re-opening of embassy would improve the bilateral ties between two Iraq and Pakistan.
good stuff. a lot of pakistanies go to Iraq, now they have the convenience of being mistreated and treated like crap there too :D
Yea bhai.
FYI, many Pakistanis, Indians, and BDeshis are already being treated like crap when they work in Iraq as cooks, truck drivers, and coolies. Even though there is no Pakistani embassy there.
Also the number of migrant workers in Iraq will depend on Iraqi Embassies in India, Pakistan, and BDesh.
Our region has its faults, some deep chasms of disaster, but Iraq?
Money, is there any better reason? And why Iraq, even the other gulf countries are not much better than our region. Sweltering heat, inhuman working conditions, cheating agents, lying companies and ******* arabs as a bonus!
Pakistanis in Iraq will be more safe than Pakistan
Westerner's are safe, if they travel in a motorcade with Presidential level security, and off course US soldiers are indeed safer , mostly they found in the Cafe's of Baghdad or playing football with Iraqi's in local clubs, right? :)
March 30 (Xinhua) – At least 25 people were killed and 90 others injured when unidentified gunmen attacked a police training school in eastern Pakistan city of Lahore on Monday.
The following are major attacks taken place in Pakistan in the past few months of 2009.
March 27
A suicide bomb attack on a mosque in Jamrud in northern Pakistan where hundreds of people gathered for prayers killed at least 50 people and injured more than 100.
March 3
The Sri Lankan cricket team was attacked by armed gunmen in the streets of Lahore as they went for a match. Seven people including five policemen died and seven cricket players were wounded.
Feb. 20
A bombing occurred at a Shiite funeral possession in Dera Ismail Khan, killing 22 people and wounding about 70.
Feb. 9
A total of 25 people were killed and 40 others were injured by rocket shells launched by militants in the Dera Adam Khel tribal town in the Northwest Frontier Province in Pakistan.
Feb. 5
At least 25 people were killed and some 30 others injured in a bomb blast in the city of Dera Ghazi Khan of the Punjab province.
Jan. 4
In the northwestern town of Dera Ismail Khan, a suicide bombing killed seven people including five policemen, and injured another 35.
* March 8: Baghdad police recruitment centre bombing: suicide bomber on a motorcyle blew himself up as he entered a crowd of people outside a police recruitment centre killing 28.
* March 10: Suicide car bomb went off outside a national reconciliation conference in Baghdad, killing at least 33 and wounding 46.
* April 6: A spate of bombings in the same day (of unknown coordination) kills 32 and injures another 124 more.
Now do the math and see which place is more dangerous…:rotfl:
Dispatching with you was a joke…
See unlike you, I back up my statements with facts and not nonsense…
I said that in 2009, Pakistan is more dangerous than Iraq....
Can you even read english or does that have to be translated for you?
Show me where you mentioned 2009 before my post. Get your facts right before trying to defend your beloved US without thinking. Again just list the number of people killed in Iraq by the liberators.
You made an incorrect statement and I challenged you and instead of admitting your mistake you come out with above. Hilarious as to how you will ignore facts which do not suit you.
