PM Imran's delegation to Turkey criticised for ‘lack of diplomatic etiquette’
Viral photo shows contrasting body language of representatives of the two countries
Viral photo shows shocking body language of Pakistani delegation visiting Ankara. PHOTO: TWITTER/@TalatHussain
Twitterati on Saturday hit out at the apparent lack of diplomatic etiquette of the Pakistani delegation visiting Ankara, with an image of the shocking body language going viral.
The image showed members of the Turkish side sitting upright and attentive to the visiting dignitaries from Islamabad.
On the contrary, the Pakistani delegation could be seen with one member on his phone while two others slouching during the diplomatic exchange.
Twitter users were quick to highlight the occurrence, criticising the high level delegation for their manners.
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The Pakistani delegation, headed by Prime Minister Imran Khan, is on a two-day visit to the country.
Earlier, on December 4, Premier Imran and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed a joint press conference, the latter lauded the former's past cricketing supremacy.
Erdogan said that the transfer of Pak-Turk schools to the Turkiye Maarif Foundation (TMF) was a great example of strong relationship between the two countries. He thanked the people and the government of Pakistan for the promising gesture.
The image showed members of the Turkish side sitting upright and attentive to the visiting dignitaries from Islamabad.
On the contrary, the Pakistani delegation could be seen with one member on his phone while two others slouching during the diplomatic exchange.
Twitter users were quick to highlight the occurrence, criticising the high level delegation for their manners.
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The Pakistani delegation, headed by Prime Minister Imran Khan, is on a two-day visit to the country.
Earlier, on December 4, Premier Imran and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed a joint press conference, the latter lauded the former's past cricketing supremacy.
Erdogan said that the transfer of Pak-Turk schools to the Turkiye Maarif Foundation (TMF) was a great example of strong relationship between the two countries. He thanked the people and the government of Pakistan for the promising gesture.