Desk Correspondent , Islamabad – An incident was caught on camera during the quadrilateral consultation meeting in Pakistan. Ishaq Dar Deputy Prime Minister of Pakistan fall in the Foreign Office during the greetings with foreign ministers. This happened on Sunday when they were also supposed to discuss the West Asia conflict. The incident was caught in camera and soon went viral all over the internet.
Because of the unresolved conflict between US and Iran the gulf counties continue to suffer. To medicate the situation Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt and Pakistan has joined forces to console on this matter. Sunday, March 29 the respective counties' delegates visited Islamabad. The Ministers are, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Saudi Arabia's Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, Egypt's Dr. Badr Adbelatty and Turkey's Hakan Fidan. The fall happen just before quadrilateral consultations when Dar tripped while greeting the foreign ministers. Due to the fall Dar have reportedly been diagnosed with a “hairline fracture” in the shoulder. However, Dar still continue the consultation with a statement at the end of it saying, “The visiting foreign ministers expressed their fullest support to this initiative.”
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