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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The British media is falling over itself to proclaim the Pakistan tour a 'diplomatic success', meanwhile they [b]cancelled 35% of their engagements, spent 2 out of the 5 days doing nothing,[/b] wore expensive clothes and took multiple helicopters to a glacier for a private sightshow, had six Pakistan ministers walk out on them, and managed to not meet the Pakistani public at the same time. Shameful. The only great thing about the tour was William's cultural outfit. [img]https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/10/18/11/19880130-7587885-image-a-2_1571395066984.jpg[/img] The walkout - https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/kate-william-tour-annoyed-pakistan-20645808 The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at the reception, held at the hilltop Pakistan Monument, in a colourful auto rickshaw, with Kate, 37, wearing a glittering green dress and William dressed in a traditional sherwani suit. Jonny Dymond, the BBC’s royal correspondent, tweeted: “Six Pakistani ministers walked out of the #RoyalVisitPakistan British High Commission reception on Monday night @bbcurdu reports. They were reportedly annoyed at their place in the gathering. Commission response to follow.” He later wrote: “The Commission has replied. It says the Duke and Duchess ‘were delighted to meet a range of people from across Pakistani society’.” A report by BBC Urdu said half a dozen ministers and close advisers left the event because they were not allowed to meet the duke and duchess. The report claimed the officials were not allowed to go near the royal couple due to “rigid security arrangements”. An adviser to Prime Minister Imran Khan told BBC Urdu that the “very stupid” security measures were made by British officials. Refusing to allow cabinet ministers to meet the royals was “disgraceful,” the unnamed adviser added. The adviser said Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry would make a complaint to British authorities.[/quote] Where are you reading that?[/quote]
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