Various matters like improving Pak-EU economic ties, regional security, and aiding Overseas Pakistanis in the European Union come under discussion.
Islamabad: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Overseas Pakistanis, Jawad Sohrab Malik on Sunday said the government is committed to tackle the challenges faced by Overseas Pakistanis in the European Union.
He stated this while talking to European Union Ambassador Dr. Riina Kiosks in Islamabad on Sunday.
Various matters like improving Pak-EU economic ties, regional security, and aiding Overseas Pakistanis in the European Union were come under discussion.
The SAPM said Pakistan receives a distinct incentive through the EU's GSP+ program to encourage sustainable development and good governance.
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