Pakistan's new ambassador to the US Ali Jehangir Siddiqui Friday presented his credentials to President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House.Cornell-educated, successful banker Ali Jehangir Siddiqui succeeds Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry, who was a career diplomat, as Pakistan's 28th Ambassador to the United States. Siddiqui presented his credentials to Trump during a ceremony in the Oval Office which included envoys from seven other countries. They are Virachai Plasai from Thailand, Ngote Gali Koutou from Chad, Sankatana Gabriel Maja from Lesotho, Mahamadou Nimaga from Mali, Cristina Balan from Moldova, Momar Diop from Senegal and Emily Margarethe Haber from Germany.In his welcome message on the embassy website, Siddiqui said that there was a great deal of promise and potential in Pakistan-US relations. "I have taken this challenging responsibility with full confidence that we can accomplish great things together," he said.

COMMENTS
/fa-signal/ WEEK TRENDING$type=list-tab
-
A terminally-ill Pakistani father of two died on Thursday afternoon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital – two weeks after he was reunited wi...
-
Multan police on Monday arrested two students of local colleges who are real brothers, Rawal Asad and Anas, under sedition charges for j...
-
At least 104 people have so far been died in northern India after drinking bootleg liquor, the latest in several tragedies caused by ill...
-
At least 44 Indian paramilitary soldiers were killed on Thursday in occupied Kashmir in the deadliest attack on security forces since 2...
-
At least four security personnel were injured in a suicide bomb blast in Balochistan’s Mastung district on Wednesday, South Punjab News ...

/fa-random/ RANDOM$type=list-tab$date=0$au=0$c=8$src=random-posts
- Accident
- Adventure
- Afghanistan
- Agriculture
- AID
- Airport
- Animals
- Army
- Arson
- Article
- automobile
- Banks
- belief
- birds
- Budget
- Bureaucracy
- BUSINESS
- Calamity
- celebration
- charity
- Child Labour
- Child trafficking
- Christian
- civic
- Clash
- Climate
- collapse
- Commerce
- Communication
- Corruption
- Court
- crash
- Crime
- crimes
- culture
- currency
- Cyber crime
- Defence
- Department
- Derailment
- Development
- Development And Industry
- Devotees
- Diplomacy
- disaster
- Dispute
- Drugs
- Earthquake
- Economy
- Education
- Election
- Electricity
- Embassy
- Employment
- Energy
- Entertainment
- Environment
- Excavation
- Execution
- exhibition
- Explosion
- export
- Facility
- Family
- Famine
- Fashion
- felciation
- festival
- Finance
- fire
- flood
- Food
- Food/Agriculture
- food/health
- Foreigners
- Forests
- fraud
- Freight
- Fruit
- Fuel
- FUNERAL
- Hajj
- handicapped
- HANG
- Health
- Hiousing
- History
- Hotel
- Human Rights
- Hunting
- India
- Industry
- Infotainment
- int
- International
- internationl
- Investment
- journalist
- Judiciary
- justice
- Kashmir
- KIDNAPPING
- labour
- Landslide
- language
- Lawyers
- Legislation
- Leisure
- Lifestyle
- lightning
- literature
- Loan
- Local
- Manifesto
- Media
- Medicines
- Migrants
- Minorities
- MIRACLE
- mis
- mishap
- mishaps
- Money Laundering
- Moon
- Murder
- n
- NAB
- Narcotics
- National
- Nature
- obituary
- Oppotunity
- Overseas pakistani
- Paliament
- Petroleum
- Pilgrims
- pipeline
- Police
- POLITICS
- pollution
- Post
- poverty
- power
- Prison
- prisoners
- Probe
- project
- Properties
- Protest
- Railway
- Real Estate
- Religion
- relion
- Rescue
- Reservoir
- Reunion
- Revenue
- Rivalry
- Science
- Seafood
- Security
- Sentence
- Services
- shemales
- Sikh Community
- smoking
- smuggling
- Social
- Social Media
- Social Welfare
- Space
- sports
- strike
- Students
- Suicide
- Suicide Attack
- Taxation
- Technology
- telecom
- Terrorism
- Tourism
- Trade
- Trade Union
- Traditions
- Tragedy
- Training
- transgender
- Transport
- Travel
- Tyranny
- Vacancies
- vehicle
- vendetaa
- Visa
- water
- Weapons
- weather
- wedding
- woman
- Women
- Working class
- youth

Powered by Blogger.
