Washington: Turkish President Recep Erdogan has revealed that Pakistan did not attend the Kuala Lumpur Islamic Summit as it was threatened with not coming from Saudi Arabia. According to Jagran.com, Erdogan claimed that the Saudi Arabian government threatened financial sanctions against Pakistan, fearing that he did not attend the Kuala Lumpur Islamic Summit.
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Remarkably, the Islamic summit hosted by Malaysia earlier this week did not include nations such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Egypt. These countries have a helping hand in reducing the economic plight of Pakistan. Pakistan PM Imran Khan went to Saudi Arabia and after returning from there announced that he was not going to Kuala Lumpur. Later it became clear that no one was going from Pakistan.
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According to the news reported on News State, Saudi Arabia and the UAE suspect that the Conference of Muslim Countries, which began in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, is an attempt to create a new organization parallel to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Saudi Arabia.
