It is anticipated that Hina Rabbani will represent Pakistan at the FIFA World Cup in Doha.

It’s likely that Hina Rabbani will show up at the first week of December’s World Cup.
According to our sources, the dates have not yet been set in stone.
They also stress how significant it is that Pakistan stands in support of Qatar.
ISLAMABAD: According to The News’ Saturday report citing diplomatic sources in Doha, Minister of State Hina Rabbani Khar is expected to visit the city in the first week of December to watch the FIFA World Cup.

The Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, whose home team stunned and stunned the world by defeating the defending champions Argentina, was among the world leaders invited by the Foreign Office long before the World Cup even began.

According to the sources, the schedule is still being worked out. Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari received a visit from Qatari Ambassador Saoud Abdulrahman Al-Thani on Thursday. Al-Thani was there to extend an invitation from his Qatari counterpart to watch the World Cup.

According to reports, Pakistani officials felt it was important to stand in support of a fellow Muslim nation that was under fire from other countries, NGOs, and the media for its human rights record because it was the first Muslim country to host the World Cup.

In this case, it was Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif who first tweeted his support for Qatar. It’s unfortunate that as FIFA World Cup hosts, Qatar is being hit with so much propaganda. It deserves praise for its excellent preparations of the mega event and as a supporter of international harmony and progress. “HH Emir and the people of Qatar have the full support of Pakistan,” he wrote.

In Islamabad, it was the German Ambassador Alfred Grannas, who in a short tweet displayed the Sialkot-made football exported in hundreds of thousands rupees to the World Cup. “Every goal is a Pakistani goal,” he tweeted.