ISLAMABAD: MOUs and agreements have been signed between Pakistan and Abu Dhabi to enhance cooperation in the fields of banking, mining, railways and infrastructure.
According to Express News, the Prime Minister was called on by Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, at the Prime Minister’s House.
The Prime Minister warmly welcomed the Crown Prince and reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to further strengthening the historic and brotherly relations between Pakistan and the UAE. The bilateral meeting was followed by delegation-level talks.
Recalling his highly productive meeting with the Crown Prince earlier this month, the Prime Minister said that it was a matter of satisfaction that the two countries were working together to transform their excellent political relations into a mutually beneficial economic partnership.
The Prime Minister said that during my recent visit to Uzbekistan, discussions were held on the Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan Railway Line project; Uzbekistan has also expressed keen interest in the project, which will benefit Gwadar and Abu Dhabi Ports and will be a game-changer for the region.
The Prime Minister thanked the UAE for its support in all difficult times. He appreciated the UAE’s continued and strong support for Pakistan in various sectors. He appreciated the UAE’s keen interest in expanding its investment portfolio in Pakistan. He said that the recent successful investment initiatives between various Pakistani entities and Abu Dhabi Ports are a shining example of this strong and continuously growing cooperation.
Crown Prince Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed bin Zayed, who is accompanied by a delegation of senior officials and business leaders, thanked the Prime Minister and reiterated the UAE’s continued support for Pakistan’s economic development and prosperity.
The two leaders also witnessed the exchange of several MoUs and agreements between the UAE and Pakistan. The two countries have signed memorandums of understanding and agreements to enhance cooperation in the fields of banking, mining, railways, and infrastructure.
