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Foreign Policy of Pakistan during Imran khan's government from 2018 to April 2022.

Imran Khan is the 30th Prime Minister of Pakistan. He has been elected as a Prime Minister in 2018. In the general elections of 2018, Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf has secured a razor thin majority and formed coalition government.

following the main achievements of foreign policy of Pakistan during Imran Khan's government.

1. Saudi Arabia has given $6billion interest free loans to Pakistan.

2.Neutrality(refused to take part in the conflicts of other states)

3. A decades old geostrategic and geopolitics centered foreign policy has shifted to Geoeconomics.

4. Helped the world in resolving Afghanistan issue(Doha talks)

5.Assisted USA and her allies in peaceful withdrawal from Afghanistan after the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021.

6. Raised the issue of Islamophobia on international forums like 74th annual session of United Nations General Assembly, OIC, International media,etc.

7. Clear-cut stance on Kashmir issue by telling the world to recognize the right of self-determination of the innocent Kashmiris.

8. Pertinent steps taken to matigate climate change by launching billion tree tsunami.

Setbacks received by the foreign policy of Pakistan during Imran khan's government

Video chapters
0:00 introduction
0:10 overview
1:37 New approach to get loans from friendly countries instead of approaching IMF and World Bank
3:53 neutrality
5:08 shift from geocentric foreign policy towards Geoeconomics
6:31 voice against Islamophobia
7:56 helped in overcoming Afghanistan crisis (Doha talks)
9:37 clear-cut stance on Kashmir issue
10:50 setbacks
11:06 Saudi's withdrawal of interest free loans given to Pakistan
11:31 Slowing down of progress on CPEC.
12:20 Pakiatan's refusal to attend Kulalampur Summit in 2019 organized by Malaysian PM Mahatir Muhammad.


Following are the setbacks

1. Saudi's withdrawal of interest free loans given to Pakistan

2.Pakiatan's refusal to attend Kulalampur Summit in 2019 organized by Malaysian PM Mahatir Muhammad.

3.Slowing down of progress on CPEC.

4.China's reservation about Pakistan's investigation about transparency in CPEC projects.

5. Deteriorating relationship with Bidens administration


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