Islamabad: Pakistan and Azerbaijan have moved beyond traditional diplomatic ties to form a multifaceted partnership that spans trade, investment, energy, defense, and digital transformation, according to Shaza Fatima Khawaja, the Minister for Information Technology.
According to Radio Pakistan, Minister Khawaja highlighted the evolving nature of this relationship while speaking at an event in Islamabad. She emphasized the increased focus on cooperation in information technology and digital transformation, marking a significant shift in bilateral relations.
The minister also noted the inauguration of the Azerbaijan Service Centre in Islamabad as a symbolic gesture of the friendship between the two nations. This development underscores the deepening ties as both countries aim to collaborate more closely across various sectors.
Khawaja further stated that Pakistan values its relationship with Azerbaijan, acknowledging the support and respect for international law and global peace extended by the brotherly nation. The ongoing efforts to enhance collaboration reflect a commitment to fostering a robust partnership that benefits both countries.