The Pakistan–France Parliamentary Friendship Group recently held a productive meeting aimed at strengthening bilateral ties between the two countries. The session brought together parliamentarians, senior officials, and key stakeholders to discuss ways to enhance cooperation in several important areas, including trade, climate action, education, tourism, and cultural exchange.
This engagement builds on the positive momentum generated by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent discussions with French President Emmanuel Macron. Participants emphasized the importance of sustained parliamentary dialogue as a means to reinforce existing partnerships and to explore new opportunities for collaboration.
During the meeting, delegates exchanged ideas on boosting trade relations and expanding investment between Pakistan and France. They also identified climate action as a shared priority, with both sides expressing a commitment to joint initiatives that address global environmental challenges.
Education and tourism were highlighted as key sectors for people-to-people engagement, with proposals to expand academic exchanges and promote reciprocal visits. The leaders also discussed plans to celebrate each nation’s rich cultural heritage through collaborative events and projects.
The session concluded with a renewed commitment to fostering a deeper understanding and stronger ties between Pakistan and France, underscoring the vital role of parliamentary cooperation in achieving these goals.
