ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan-Germany Dialogue on Development Cooperation for the years 2026-27 concluded in Islamabad, focusing on strengthening bilateral projects in climate and energy, social protection, and sustainable economic development.
According to Radio Pakistan, discussions during the dialogue emphasized the importance of these areas, with both nations reaffirming their commitment to collaborative financial and technical efforts. Christoph Rauh, Deputy Director General for Asia and Latin America, recognized Pakistan’s dedication to the Sustainable Development Goals and reiterated Germany’s backing for initiatives such as Pakistan’s National Economic Transformation Plan and the URAAN Pakistan project.
Secretary Muhammad Humair Karim expressed gratitude for the German Government’s persistent support of Pakistan’s development goals, underscoring the enduring partnership based on shared values. The event concluded with both parties acknowledging the progress made in recent decades and the ongoing benefits derived from German Development Cooperation for both countries.