Pakistan-Belarus Bilateral Consultations Strengthen Ties

The recent Sixth Round of Bilateral Political Consultations between Pakistan and Belarus in Islamabad marked a significant step in enhancing the relationship between the two countries. Representatives from both nations engaged in fruitful discussions covering various aspects of their ties.

The Pakistani delegation, led by Ambassador Shafqat Ali Khan, met with the Belarusian delegation, headed by First Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Lukashevich. Together, they delved into topics such as political relations, trade and investment, military and security cooperation, education, and people-to-people contacts, reflecting the broad spectrum of their engagement.

Both sides expressed contentment with the current state of Pakistan-Belarus relations and committed to further strengthening cooperation on shared interests. They also affirmed their intention to collaborate in multilateral forums like the United Nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), underscoring their commitment to global partnerships.

Ambassador Sergei Lukashevich's meeting with Foreign Secretary Muhammad Syrus Sajjad Qazi emphasized the importance of bilateral cooperation and discussions on key regional and global developments. Foreign Secretary Qazi reiterated Pakistan's unwavering commitment to expanding and diversifying its collaboration with Belarus, especially as this year marks the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations, showcasing the enduring partnership between Pakistan and Belarus.

The consultations between Pakistan and Belarus signify a positive trajectory in their relationship, with both countries poised to deepen their ties across various sectors. The commitment to mutual cooperation and engagement in international forums bodes well for the future of Pakistan-Belarus relations, fostering greater understanding and collaboration between the two nations.