Baku, Pakistan and Azerbaijan have reached an agreement to strengthen their cooperation in a variety of sectors, with a particular focus on agriculture. This development followed a meeting between the Ambassador of Pakistan to Azerbaijan, Bilal Hayee, and Azerbaijan’s Minister for Agriculture, Majnun Mammadov, highlighting a shared interest in expanding trade and collaboration.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Azerbaijani Minister, through a post on the social media platform X, detailed the discussions’ emphasis on increasing the trade turnover of agricultural products. The meeting also touched upon enhancing cooperation in specific areas such as animal husbandry, rice farming, and cotton cultivation, reflecting a comprehensive approach to agricultural development between the two nations.

This agreement signifies a deepening of bilateral relations and showcases a mutual commitment to exploring new avenues of cooperation that could benefit both countries economically and socially.

Narowal, The Election Commission of Pakistan has issued a notice to Daniyal Aziz, a candidate for the National Assembly from Narowal, for breaching the Election Code of Conduct. Aziz has been summoned to appear before the Commission on Saturday, following a report from the District Monitoring Officer that highlights multiple violations of the electoral guidelines.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Election Commission’s decision comes after Aziz failed to respond to prior notices or pay a penalty of fifty thousand rupees imposed for his conduct violations. The Commission has made it clear that the finalization of Aziz’s candidacy, should he win the election, will be contingent on their decision regarding these violations.

This action underscores the Election Commission’s commitment to enforcing the Election Code of Conduct and maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. Aziz’s failure to adhere to the guidelines and respond to the Commission’s notices has led to this unprecedented step, signaling the seriousness with which the Commission views such infractions.