“You will be left with Nihari”: tells the marketing teacher Shehbaz Sharif after Trump announced the trade deal in PAK

On Thursday, marketing teacher and social media, Sule Seth, explained what Pakistan could get after US President Donald Trump announced a trade agreement with Islamabad. Seth was responding to a post by Pakistani Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif after Trump’s announcement.

Seth said that Pakistan will already get something of the commercial deal.

Marking Maven wrote on X (previously Twitter): “All oil will come out of you until you are ready. We’ll stop your water and will press the oil. You will be left with Nihari (s).”

The United States and Pakistan have reached a new trade agreement, which represents an important step in bilateral relations between the two countries. The deal announced that the deal will witness that the two countries are cooperating on developing large -scale oil reserves in Pakistan.

While the details of the “huge oil reserves” in Pakistan are still unclear, both countries are optimistic about possible economic benefits. The partnership plans to choose an oil company to lead this initiative, with future possibilities to sell oil to neighboring countries such as India.

“We have just finished a deal with the country of Pakistan, as Pakistan and the United States will work together to develop their huge oil reserves,” said at Trocial on Wednesday.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shaibaz Sharif expressed his gratitude for the role of President Trump in the historical agreement.

“I would like to convey the deep Shukri of President Trump, for the leadership of the United States of Historic Trade, Pakistan, which our sides concluded in Washington, last night,” published on X.

The agreement was completed during a meeting that included Pakistani Finance Minister Mohamed Urangazib, US Trade Minister Howard Lutnick, and American Trade Representative Jameson Jarir. It aims to enhance bilateral trade, expand access to markets, attract investment, and enhance cooperation in many sectors, including energy, information technology and encrypted currencies.

This development comes alongside a tense trade declaration from President Trump, which targets India. He criticized India’s commercial policies as “the most heavy and hateful” and announced a 25 percent tariff for all goods from India, starting from August 1.

The negotiations of the United States and India continue, as the two sides seek a balanced trade agreement. India acknowledged these developments, saying it establishes the effects of Trump’s tariff.