PM Shehbaz Praised by The Guardian as the Only Leader Who Managed Trump 

ISLAMABAD — The British newspaper *The Guardian* has highlighted Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s unique ability to handle US President Donald Trump during an international event held in Sharm el-Sheikh.

According to the report, President Trump caused discomfort among several world leaders during the event. He praised the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s beauty, gestured to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer as if inviting him to speak, but then took the microphone himself, leaving Starmer embarrassed.

*The Guardian* noted that among all the leaders present, only Shehbaz Sharif knew how to manage Trump’s unpredictable behavior. The Pakistani Prime Minister openly praised Trump and, when Trump attempted to return to the stage, politely stopped him and continued his own speech, maintaining control of the situation.

The report also mentioned that Trump arrived two hours late and joked about meeting UAE Vice President Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, saying, “He has a lot of money.” He praised Giorgia Meloni’s beauty and commented on Hungarian President Viktor Orban, saying, “Many people dislike him, but I like him, and the importance is mine.”

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Regarding British Prime Minister Starmer, Trump remarked, “Where is he? Standing behind me as usual.” Starmer mistakenly thought he was being invited to speak, but as soon as he approached the microphone, Trump interrupted him, causing Starmer to step back.

The Canadian Prime Minister reportedly complained that Trump called him “President,” to which Trump humorously replied, “Thank God I didn’t call you the Governor of Canada.”

*The Guardian* concluded that Shehbaz Sharif was the only leader who effectively dealt with Trump’s behavior during the event, highlighting his diplomatic skill and composure.

This portrayal adds to Shehbaz Sharif’s international recognition as a calm and capable leader on the global stage.