Pakistan
PM Khan, Tajik President discuss bilateral ties
Islamabad: Tajik President Emomali Rahmon and Prime Minister Imran Khan held a meeting in Islamabad Wednesday and discussed bilateral relations in diverse fields.
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi stated that Pakistan is determined to enhance bilateral cooperation with Tajikistan in various fields, including education, housing, infrastructure development, technology and energy.
While talking to the visiting Tajik President Emomali Rahmon in Islamabad, the federal minister said that the two countries have immense potential to expand multi-faceted bilateral cooperation, including trade.
The Federal Minister said it is welcoming that the leadership of both the countries has been endeavoring to further strengthen the bilateral ties.
He said timely completion of the important projects like CASA-1000 will help establish energy corridor between South Asia and Central Asia.
The Minister apprised the Tajik President about Pakistan's reconciliatory efforts and its fruits in Afghanistan. He said Pakistan will continue its efforts for regional peace and stability.
“Pakistan believes that durable peace in Afghanistan is inevitable for progress and prosperity of the region,” he remarked.
He further said that Tajikistan's efforts for peace in Afghanistan are also commendable.
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