Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, led a high-level meeting focused on strengthening bilateral relations between Pakistan and Türkiye. The meeting, attended by top government officials from various sectors, reviewed progress on cooperation in key fields such as the economy, trade, industry, education, health, energy, defence, infrastructure, and connectivity.
During the session, committee members received detailed updates on the status of collaborative initiatives and ongoing projects between the two countries. Senator Ishaq Dar highlighted the importance of accelerating the implementation of these joint proposals to maximize the benefits for both nations.
He reiterated the government’s strong commitment to enhancing multifaceted partnership with Türkiye, emphasizing the shared interests and close ties between the two countries. Senior officials from the Economic Affairs Division, Health, Water Resources, Petroleum, and Power departments, along with other relevant authorities, participated in the discussions, underlining the broad scope of bilateral engagement under review.
