Why is Shahbaz Sharif desperate to call PM Modi to Pakistan?

Pakistan has invited prime minister Narendra Modi to attend the shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit to be held in October. After this, discussions have started whether PM Modi will accept the invitation of Pakistan's prime minister Shahbaz Sharif. There is also a lot of discussion in pakistan about PM Modi using Pakistan's airspace to return from Ukraine. On this, Pakistani American businessman Sajid Tarar said that there is so much talk about this in the Pakistani media, if pakistan wants to improve relations with india then it should talk.

Pakistan has sent this invitation to PM Modi to attend the Council of government (CHG), but the relations between the two countries are not good right now. In such a situation, everyone is waiting for PM Modi's answer. Sajid Tarar said that the Pakistani government does not want to talk, does not want to move forward and just because they used the aerospace, they are discussing it so much. Pakistani media covered it and called it a good gesture. He said that as far as airspace is concerned, it is better, it is also their kindness that they have crossed the airspace. Otherwise, if we look at the previous situation, once when PM Modi was going to Germany, pakistan did not give him permission.

He said, 'If you have such a desire, it takes a minute to pick up the phone and clarify things with each other. There is an objection from the other side that you promote terrorism. Clarify that we do not promote it, we ourselves are victims of it. This is not such a difficult task.' Sajid Tarar further said, 'If you can give a package to the international Monetary Fund (IMF). If you can deal with china for CPEC and when you make CPEC, you bring Bank of China in every city. You start teaching Chinese language to people, but your situation with the other neighbor is so bad. However, your biggest issue right now is the bad economy and for that it is necessary that you start trade with india, but there is no attention towards that.'