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Pakistan Foreign Office unhappy over appointments of special envoys for region.
Text of report by Iman Hasan headlined "Pakistan doesn't like special envoys from West" published by Pakistani newspaper The News website on 22 March
Islamabad: Appointment of more than half a dozen western special envoys on Afghanistan and Pakistan has created ripples at the Foreign Office.
Although Pakistan has not officially recognised appointment of any of the envoys other than Richard Holbrooke, Islamabad is compelled to welcome them on their visits to Pakistan.
After Holbrooke, the German envoy is the second to visit Pakistan and degrade it to the same status as Afghanistan. Nonetheless Pakistan vociferously welcomed Holbrooke's appointment …
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