Most pressured president.

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A job of any President is to run his entire country. It may sound like a big deal for all. Some might comment on it as he owns an entire country and rules it but its not that. He has to work hard for it, he get national level issues to solve. He has to keep travelling a lot and sometimes to other countries for political talks and deals. If you think from such a point of view you will realize how much responsible president is no matter even if the government body is of developing countries.

But the real deal is of Middle East which has become a center of attention and a place for terrorists. Its not that the president is claiming responsibility and accepting the fact that its nation is terrorists helpers. President of Afghanistan for an example seems to have a lot more issues to handle. After US invasion the country had more external problems than of its own and their president had to look after both internal issues and external issues. No doubt there are other government bodies too but still its a lot of pressure on him.

No doubt why he just gave a threat to US that if they don’t stop bothering him and keep putting pressure on him he will support taliban and the terrorist organisation. I don’t find anything wrong in it because he seems helpless. That is why it is one of the most pressured government bodies.

It is great how a country can solve both internal and external issues at such a large scale. Other countries are running all fine, no civil wars and no major issues but handling the whole countries civil war, terrorists threats and exernal government bodies pressure is a lot more responsibility than of a normal president or a minister.

That makes the middle east government leaders highly pressured one which is not suppose to be the case. Which countries government leaders would accept external governments pressure anyways.