Pakistan and Turkey Sign MoUs to Enhance Bilateral Cooperation on Trade, Culture and Education
Pakistan and Turkey have agreed to solidify and further expand bilateral cooperation, in the fields of education, trade, and culture.
An agreement was signed at a meeting held in Islamabad between the President of Pakistan, Dr. Arif Alvi, and Turkish Foreign Minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu.
The foreign minister led the Turkish delegation visiting Pakistan. Welcoming the delegation, President Alvi said that Pakistan and Turkey enjoyed excellent relations, and both countries needed to further enhance economic and cultural relations for the mutual benefit of the two countries.
He informed that Pakistan’s ranking of Ease of Doing Business had tremendously improved, and Turkish investors need to capitalize on investment opportunities in Pakistan. The President expressed satisfaction over Turkish investment in Pakistan, which has grown over $1 billion.
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Pakistan’s foreign minister lands in Dubai for 2-day visit
17 Dec 2020
Jamil Khan, Senior Reporter
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday landed in Dubai for a two-day official visit during which he will hold discussions with the UAE leadership on all areas of mutual interest.
Qureshi was received by Pakistan s Consul General in Dubai and Northern Emirates, Ahmed Amjad Ali, along with senior officials from the Pakistan embassy and UAE foreign ministry, at Dubai International Airport.
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Qureshi will meet the high leadership of the UAE during his two-day visit.
These meetings will discuss various matters of mutual interest, including the promotion of trade and economic cooperation between Pakistan and the UAE.
Ag APP
ISLAMABAD/LAHORE: Rejecting the ultimatum given by Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) as ‘’unconstitutional and undemocratic’’, Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Tuesday emphatically stated that neither Prime Minister Imran Khan would step down, nor the assemblies would be dissolved.
“I want to clearly tell the PDM that we reject your ultimatum for the resignation of the prime minister by January 31. The system of country will not be run on your wishes,” Shah Mehmood Qureshi said at a news conference here.
The minister said if the opposition parties were really serious in resolving the issues of national and public importance such as inflation, provincial autonomy, National Finance Commission (NFC) Award etc, they could hold dialogue with the government with political reasoning. Qureshi, however, made it clear that the government will not hold talks on personal cases or any NRO.