MINSK: Pakistan and Belarus have reached a series of cooperation agreements in energy, transport, and communications during a high-level visit from a Pakistani delegation to the Eastern European nation this week.

The agreements, formally signed by Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Communications, Abdul Aleem Khan, and Belarusian Energy Minister Denis Moroz, aim to pave the way for collaborative projects in energy infrastructure, industrial endeavors, and postal services.

These memoranda of understanding were finalized on the closing day of discussions, signaling a commitment to transforming previous dialogues into tangible advancements. Minister Khan emphasized the importance of these agreements in enhancing transport networks and developing energy solutions.

Minister Moroz expressed Belarus’s dedication to fostering deeper cooperation with Pakistan across multiple sectors, underscoring the potential for mutual benefit.

The details of the agreements are set to be further defined during an anticipated visit by the Pakistani Prime Minister to Belarus, highlighting the strategic importance both countries place on this burgeoning partnership.