LONDON: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar met with UK Minister of State Stephen Doughty in London to discuss Pakistan-UK bilateral relations and cooperation in various areas of mutual interest. The meeting focused on strengthening political, economic, and institutional ties between the two nations.
According to Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the discussions highlighted the positive momentum in bilateral relations, with both parties emphasizing the importance of sustained engagement. The talks covered enhancing trade and investment, expanding cooperation in emerging sectors, and promoting cultural exchanges. The Deputy Prime Minister acknowledged the contributions of the Pakistani diaspora in the UK as a crucial link between the countries.
The meeting also addressed regional developments, including situations in the Middle East and Afghanistan, stressing the need for dialogue and diplomacy to support regional peace and stability. UK Minister of State Stephen Doughty recognized Pakistan’s role in fostering regional stability and expressed the UK’s commitment to continued engagement on these issues.