The heir prince of Abu Dhabi, He said Khaled Bin Mohamed Bin Zayed al Nahyan, will embark on his first official visit to Pakistan on Thursday for the invitation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the foreign office announced Wednesday.
The heir prince will be accompanied by a high -level delegation, including ministers, senior officials and prominent business leaders, who underline the importance of this visit.
This trip marks a significant milestone to strengthen long -standing fraternal ties between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (EAU). The visit aims to strengthen the historical ties shared by the nations and expand bilateral economic cooperation.
During his visit, Sheikh Khaled is expected to get involved with Pakistan’s leadership to discuss matters of mutual interest, focusing on improving economic and investment ties.
Several agreements and comprehension memorandes (MOU) will be signed, racing the way for joint companies and projects that promote long -term collaboration in several sectors.
According to the statement, the visit highlights the deeply rooted relationship between the two countries, characterized by mutual respect, trust and shared aspirations. In addition, it reflects the commitment to build a growing association and improve people’s links to people between Pakistan and the EAU.
Last month, the president of the EAU, Sheikh Mohamed Bin, Zayed al Nahyan visited Pakistan, where he was well received by Prime Minister Shehbaz, Punjab Prime Minister Maryam Nawaz, and other senior officials.
The discussions between the two leaders focused on strengthening economic cooperation, regional stability, climate change and global mutual interests. The two leaders promised to promote greater collaboration in the priority sectors to ensure a prosperous future for both nations.
The EAU have been a key partner for Pakistan, with their significant diaspora contributing to Pakistan’s economy through remittances. The Gulf country also plays a crucial role in providing humanitarian aid, supporting infrastructure development and helping Pakistan during challenging times.
Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates continue to work together in the sectors of commerce, energy and technology, solidifying their lasting friendship and mutual commitment to prosperity.
