Pakistan is once again ridiculed… Foreign Minister Dar falls flat on his face in front of leaders gathered to discuss the war.

Islamabad. It is probably impossible for Pakistan to try to do something big and not be ridiculed in front of the whole world. Now, for the past few days, Iran has had to become the leader of Pakistan and is trying to mediate in the ongoing war between Iran and America in West Asia. On Sunday, big leaders also gathered in Islamabad regarding this. However, in the meantime, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar lost his balance and fell badly in front of everyone.

According to reports, the incident occurred at the Foreign Ministry office. Ishaq Dar was meeting Egyptian Foreign Minister Bader Abdelati in Islamabad. While walking, he suddenly stumbled. However, staff and security personnel present there immediately helped him up and tried to lift him up.

Officials later stated that Dar was uninjured and the meeting continued as scheduled without any interruption. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media, and people are reacting to it with humor .

What was discussed in the meeting?
Earlier on Sunday, a crucial quadrilateral meeting was held in Pakistan, attended by the foreign ministers of Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. During this, the West Asia conflict was discussed to find a way to reduce tensions. An official said that the foreign ministers discussed the regional situation and discussed security issues, while brainstorming on options for comprehensive peace in the region. This summit took place amid the delay in direct talks between the US and Iran. However, no statement was issued after the meeting.

According to the Pakistani Foreign Office, the foreign ministers of Egypt and Turkey arrived in Islamabad on Saturday, while Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud arrived on Sunday. The Pakistani Foreign Office said in a press release on Saturday that the visiting foreign ministers would hold “in-depth discussions on a range of issues, including efforts to reduce tensions in the region.”