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Dar, Yunus Discuss Revival of Ties, Trade Cooperation

DHAKA: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar met Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus in Dhaka on Sunday to discuss reviving historical ties and enhancing trade and economic cooperation between the two countries. According to the Foreign Office, the talks also touched upon youth linkages, regional connectivity, and recent developments in South Asia, with both sides reviewing prospects for broader regional collaboration. Dar conveyed Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s greetings to Yunus and shared key outcomes of his Dhaka visit. He also thanked the Bangladeshi government for its warm hospitality and excellent arrangements. Earlier, Pakistan and Bangladesh signed six

Pak Afghan jirga makes progress, Torkham could be opened anytime: member

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani and Afghan elders and traders made progress in a joint Jirga held on Monday to discuss the reopening of Torkham, a key border crossing for trade and pedestrians, a Jirga member said. Torkham was closed on Feb 21 after a controversy surfaced over constructions on both sides near the border. Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan told a weekly press briefing on March 13 that the Afghan side had carried out an illegal and unilateral construction activity within the Pakistani territory at two points along the Pakistan border. On their part, Afghan Taliban officials insisted that they

Deputy PM Dar in Iran to attend ECO meeting

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar is in Mashhad, Iran to attend the 28th meeting of the Council Ministers of the Economic Cooperation Organization. On arrival, he was warmly received at the airport by Vice Governor General of Razavi Khorasan province Mohammad Ali Nabipoor and Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran, Mudassir Tipu. In his address at the ministerial meeting, Ishaq Dar will reiterate Pakistan’s commitment to the ECO Charter and highlight the potential of greater connectivity in the ECO region, through the development of road and rail networks; liberalization of visa regimes and simplification of border procedures.

Deputy Prime Minister to leave for Iran on Monday

Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar will leave for Iran tomorrow to attend the 28th meeting of the Council of Ministers of Economic Cooperation Organization. In his address at the meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister will reiterate Pakistan’s commitment to ECO charter and highlight potential of greater connectivity in region through development of rail and road networks, liberalization of visa regimes and simplification of border procedures. Ishaq Dar will also reiterate Pakistan’s concerns over hostilities in the Middle East, endangering the regional peace and security. He will sign the Charter for ECO Clean Energy Center. The Deputy Prime Minister will hold

In a significant move Afghan, Chinese officials inaugurate freight train

ISLAMABAD: Afghan and Chinese officials on Thursday re-launched the direct China-Afghanistan Freight Train Service in a significant move to boost trade and economic ties. Special envoy for Afghan affairs of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Dr Yue Xiaoyong, and Afghan Ambassador Bilal Karimi were also present on the occasion, according to officials of the two countries. “Together with Afghanistan Amb. #BilalKamiri# in Nantong, one of the BRI (Built and Road Initiative) hub cities, north of Shanghai, celebrating the relaunching of China-Afghanistan direct freight train service,” the Chinese special envoy wrote on X. “Happily delivered a congratulation message this morning 31/10/’24 on

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