The Prime Minister and the President of the UAE have pledged to strengthen ties.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, has expressed gratitude to a friendly country for its financial and material support in the fight against the devastation caused by floods.
At a meeting held on Tuesday in ISLAMABAD, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, and the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, reaffirmed their shared commitment to further expand and diversify the special bilateral relations between Pakistan and the UAE.
According to a press release issued by the PM Office Media Wing, the Prime Minister of Pakistan expressed his gratitude to the President of the United Arab Emirates for providing both financial and material assistance to Pakistan in the aftermath of the recent devastation caused by climate-induced floods in Pakistan.
The prime minister briefed him on the forthcoming “International Conference on Resilient Pakistan,” which is scheduled to take place in Geneva on January 9 and asked for his assistance for high-level participation from the UAE. The conference will be held on January 9.
The attempts to increase Pakistan’s climate resilience were the main topic of discussion during the conference, and President Sheikh Mohamed of the UAE expressed his country’s unwavering support for these efforts.
In addition, the prime minister extended a fresh invitation to the president of the UAE to pay a state visit to Pakistan. “Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates have enjoyed close, brotherly connections over the past half a century that are firmly anchored in mutual beliefs as well as shared values and culture. Pakistan’s largest trading partner in the Middle East and a significant source of investments is the United Arab Emirates (UAE) “the press release continued on this note.
