London: Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal emphasized the strong potential for partnership between Pakistan and the United Kingdom in the fields of information technology and human resources. Speaking with the UK’s Minister of State for Trade Policy, Chris Bryant, in London, Iqbal noted the deep and historic connections shared by the two nations, rooted in longstanding cultural ties and strong people-to-people linkages.

During the discussion, Iqbal identified multiple avenues for collaboration in IT and technology sectors. He highlighted Pakistan’s capabilities in these areas, suggesting that increased cooperation could be mutually beneficial for both countries.

The meeting underscored the importance of building on existing relationships to explore new opportunities for growth and development, particularly in the rapidly evolving technology landscape. The ministers acknowledged the value of leveraging these longstanding ties to foster innovation and economic progress.

The conversation reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and capitalize on shared interests, particularly in sectors that hold promise for future cooperation and development.