Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif meets Turkish President Erdogan
During the UNFCCC COP31 Leaders Summit in Antalya, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif held talks with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan this Thursday.
Leaders discuss trade and defence
The two heads of state held a bilateral meeting to review their relationship. They discussed strengthening cooperation in trade, investment, defence, energy and connectivity sectors. Both leaders expressed satisfaction regarding the positive trajectory of their bilateral relations. They agreed to expedite ongoing initiatives while exploring new opportunities for economic engagement.
Regional peace and Makkah Accord
Prime Minister Shehbaz highlighted efforts by regional countries, specifically members of the Makkah Accord, to promote de-escalation. President Erdoğan appreciated Pakistan's constructive role in mediation that led to the Islamabad MoU signing. The leaders stressed the need for all parties to honour commitments under this agreement. They reaffirmed mutual support on matters of core national interest between the two nations.
Strategic partnership and future vision
Both leaders resolved to further strengthen their strategic partnership based on longstanding friendship. They shared a common vision for peace and prosperity in the wider region. The Prime Minister thanked Erdoğan for consistent support throughout Pakistan's diplomatic efforts. This meeting builds on fraternal ties and a shared outlook for future cooperation.
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- Business Recorder
- Associated Press of Pakistan
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