The recent attendance of Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari at the SCO in Goa was met with criticism from certain groups in Pakistan who opposed the delegation’s attendance, Bilawal Bhutto’s leading the delegation, and the absence of the finance minister from the group. However, those who raised the objections, obviously missed the obvious. The purpose of the meeting was not to engage in bilateral talks with India, but to meet representatives from other countries and exchange ideas on matters of interest. Despite the strained relationship between India and Pakistan, no bilateral talks took place between Bilawal Bhutto and his Indian counterpart. India did not wish to engage in discussions about issues raised by the Pakistan Foreign Minister, such as the Special Status of Held Kashmir, CPEC, and terrorism, at this multilateral forum. Cyclone Mocha Likely To Move Towards Bay Of Bengal, Fishermen Warned Ethiopian foreign minister to visit Pakistan on May 9 President approves appointment of Justice Hilali as CJ Peshawar HC For more such Opinions click here. However, Bilawal Bhutto did address these issues and expressed his views. Although these remarks were aimed more at the domestic audience, they ensured that the issues were not ignored. According to Michael … Continue reading What did Bilawal Bhutto achieve at SCO?