Pakistan and Tajikistan have pledged to enhance their cooperation in trade, investment, energy, and public relations, marking a significant step towards strengthening their bilateral relations.
This consensus was reached today during a meeting between Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Tajikistan’s Foreign Minister Sirojiddin Muhriddin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s Council of Foreign Ministers meeting.
Both countries emphasized the importance of their longstanding and brotherly relations and stressed the need for high-level contacts to further strengthen their partnership.
Foreign Minister Muhriddin reaffirmed Tajikistan’s unwavering support for Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to promote peace and stability and for the peaceful resolution of regional issues.
The discussions also included global and regional matters, highlighting the vital need for mutual cooperation to promote peace, stability, and prosperity on international platforms.