Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Monday met UAE Ambassador to Pakistan Hammad Obaid Ibrahim Al-Zaabi to discuss avenues of economic cooperation and development in agriculture, IT, green energy, and other critical sectors.
According to a statement issued from the CM office today, during the meeting, it was agreed to establish a working group to strengthen bilateral ties and explore investment opportunities in Punjab. The chief minister extended an invitation to UAE investors, assuring them of special incentives and a business-friendly environment.
‘We value the UAE’s contributions to Pakistan’s socio-economic development, particularly in infrastructure, health, education, and energy,’ she said. ‘The relationship between Pakistan and the UAE is rooted in mutual trust and shared goals for regional prosperity.’
The ambassador praised the chief minister’s leadership, congratulating her on the success of her recent visit to China and acknowledging her climate-related initiatives and ongoing development projects. ‘The UAE stands with Pakistan in its journey towards progress and development,’ he said.
Both leaders expressed optimism about strengthening Pakistan-UAE ties, envisioning a future of mutual growth and collaboration.