Islamabad, In a significant bilateral meeting held on the sidelines of the Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar and the UAE’s Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, Almazrouel Suhail, discussed enhancing cooperation across various sectors, with a keen focus on renewable energy and transport.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the ministers deliberated on the potential to deepen bilateral relations, expressing mutual interest in expanding trade and investment, particularly in the context of renewable energy initiatives and transport development. This dialogue underscores the shared commitment of both nations to pursue sustainable growth and innovation.

Foreign Minister Dar lauded the UAE’s leadership in climate diplomacy, particularly highlighting its role in steering global discourse on clean energy solutions during the COP-28, which spotlighted nuclear energy as a viable clean energy source. The appreciation reflects the international community’s acknowledgment of the UAE’s proactive efforts in addressing climate change and promoting sustainable energy.

Moreover, Dar expressed optimism about the forthcoming Pakistan-UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, anticipating it would significantly boost trade and investment ties between the two countries. The agreement is expected to facilitate a broader economic collaboration, offering mutual benefits and enhancing bilateral relations.

Minister Almazrouel Suhail affirmed the UAE’s commitment to being a development partner for Pakistan, signaling a future of collaborative endeavors that could span various sectors, particularly focusing on sustainable development and economic growth.

The meeting between the two ministers not only highlights the robust diplomatic relations between Pakistan and the UAE but also sets a precedent for future cooperation in key areas critical for sustainable development and economic prosperity.