Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar chaired a meeting in Islamabad on Saturday to review preparations for the forthcoming visit of the President of the Maldives to Pakistan.
The meeting assessed the bilateral agenda and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation across several key sectors. These included trade, investment, health, education, climate change, tourism and civil aviation.
Focus on Expanding Bilateral Cooperation
Participants reviewed opportunities to advance relations between Pakistan and the Maldives through broader engagement in economic and social sectors.
The discussions highlighted areas where increased cooperation could create mutual benefits for both countries. Trade and investment featured alongside education, healthcare and tourism as key areas for potential collaboration.
Ishaq Dar Directs Coordination for the Visit
Ishaq Dar said the visit would provide an opportunity to strengthen the longstanding friendly ties between Pakistan and the Maldives.
He emphasized the importance of advancing a mutually beneficial partnership and directed the relevant authorities to coordinate closely ahead of the visit.
Dar also called for arrangements that reflect Pakistan’s traditional warmth and hospitality, stressing the importance of ensuring a successful visit.
The upcoming engagement is expected to provide a platform for further discussions on bilateral priorities and future cooperation.
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