Pakistan and Singapore Seek Stronger Bilateral Ties, Discuss Economic Cooperation


ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with Singapore, focusing on both bilateral and multilateral engagements, during a meeting with Singapore’s Foreign Minister Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan. The discussions took place during Dr. Balakrishnan’s visit to Islamabad, where the leaders highlighted the significance of their countries’ relationship, particularly as they celebrate 60 years of diplomatic ties.



According to Radio Pakistan, the Prime Minister praised Singapore’s economic transformation and achievements in innovation. The discussions centered around enhancing bilateral trade and investment, with a focus on key areas such as the digital economy, fintech, infrastructure development, logistics, small and medium enterprises, and the services sector. Both sides expressed a desire to explore new avenues for economic cooperation and to strengthen people-to-people connections.



The leaders also exchanged views on regional and international developments, reiterating their commitment to continued engagement and collaboration on both bilateral and multilateral platforms.

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