ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Turkiye have agreed to enhance their strategic partnership, with both nations reaffirming support for each other’s national interests and committing to continued collaboration. The agreement emerged from a meeting between Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and Turkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Islamabad.
According to Radio Pakistan, the discussions underscored the historic and fraternal ties between the two countries, emphasizing their shared history and mutual respect. Deputy Prime Minister Dar expressed satisfaction with the positive progression of bilateral relations and reiterated Pakistan’s dedication to expanding cooperation with Turkiye across sectors of mutual interest.
The meeting served as a platform to evaluate the full spectrum of bilateral relations and identify potential areas for strengthening the strategic partnership. The leaders also discussed recent regional developments, focusing on the situation in Iran, and highlighted the need for dialogue and diplomatic engagement to foster peace and stability.