Pakistan
PM Kakar meets Uzbek president on sidelines of UNGA 78thSession
The two sides exchange views on deepening bilateral cooperation in a range of areas including political, trade, economic, security, defence, and connectivity.
New York: Caretaker Prime Minister Mr. Anwaar-ul- Haq Kakar held a bilateral meeting with the President of Uzbekistan, Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoyev on the sidelines of the 78th Session of UNGA in New York.
The two sides exchanged views on deepening bilateral cooperation in a range of areas including political, trade, economic, security, defence, and connectivity. The Prime Minister, while expressing satisfaction at the growing level of bilateral cooperation in the last few years, stressed the importance of sustaining the momentum. He underlined that the operationalization of Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) and Transit Trade Agreement (UPTTA) would boost trade and transit between the two countries.
Both parties reiterated their commitment resolve to promote regional economic integration and resolved to play an active role for inter-regional connectivity.
The Prime Minister re-affirmed Pakistan’s strong commitment to timely completion of Trans-Afghan railway project. He also noted that regional connectivity, trade, and economic integration will have a stabilizing effect on Afghanistan as well.
Both sides also exchanged views on the recent developments in the region and matters related to the regional security and stability.
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