Quite frankly it should be similar to how US receives allied nations military leaders. If its too extravagant then it would be awkward for both the US and Pakistan. He is not the head of state like military dictators. Anything above the norm is basically US announcing that it is no longer interested in dealing with the government and will look to bypass sitting governments for military staff. You can do that behind closed doors but never in the open. I am guessing Afghan eviction of those that are awaiting US immigration and Afghanistan affairs will be up for discussion.Wonder what kind of Reception he will receive?COAS leaves for US
RAWALPINDI: General Syed Asim Munir Chief of Army Staff (COAS) has left on Sunday for United States of America (USA)...www.brecorder.com
You may be right but I think Pentagon and State are going to press on HR issues and Free and Fair elections. The Chief main objective is to restart the suspended military aid and sales which in my opinion is not forthcoming at this time due to a stubborn Congress. We may be allies now on paper only. No substantial transactions in the offing.
You mean Bangladesh
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That's not possible till hasina shiekh is in power.
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Unfortunately 16th December comes around every year. On a personal note l had family members who were taken POW, one uncle was PIA security officer at Dhaka and another was a Captain in the FF Regt. My uncle passed away last year but he left behind his personal diary from his posting in Dhaka and his 2 years as a POW. it's in urdu and I'm having it translated into English. Should be interesting reading. Of course he has told me a few stories about his time at Dhaka airport.
