Pakistan, Bangladesh vow to boost bilateral ties
Staff reporter:
Pakistan’s prime minister and Bangladesh’s high commissioner reaffirmed commitment to deepen cooperation in political, economic, and cultural sectors.
Pakistan, Bangladesh reaffirm commitment to stronger ties
The Prime Minister of Pakistan met with the High Commissioner of Bangladesh, H.E. Md. Iqbal Hussain Khan, in Islamabad on Friday, underscoring both countries’ resolve to enhance cooperation across political, economic, and cultural domains.
Emphasis on sustained engagement
The prime minister recalled his recent exchanges with Dr. Mohammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of Bangladesh, most recently during the D-8 Summit in Cairo, and welcomed the revival of bilateral mechanisms between the two nations. He stressed the importance of maintaining momentum to expand trade, political dialogue, and people-to-people contacts.
Pakistan’s economy witnesses remarkable improvement
Steps to improve trade and connectivity
The Bangladeshi envoy briefed the prime minister on measures being taken by both governments to facilitate travel, trade, and connectivity. He expressed readiness to work toward strengthening what he called the “historic bonds of friendship” between the two South Asian neighbours.
Diplomatic support and optimism
Wishing the high commissioner success in his assignment, the prime minister assured him of Pakistan’s full support and expressed confidence that the envoy’s tenure would see further positive developments in bilateral relations.
