Great progress has been made between Pakistan, Japan: PM

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has expressed happiness over the progress that has been made between Pakistan and Japan.

Taking to Twitter, the prime minister wrote that we send our best wishes for the good health and future endeavors.

Great progress has been made in Pakistan – Japan ties under PM @AbeShinzo,🇵🇰 – 🇯🇵, with relations being further strengthened under his leadership, leading to enhanced cooperation in all areas. We send our best wishes for his good health and future endeavours.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) August 28, 2020

“Great progress has been made in Pakistan – Japan ties under PM Abe Shinzo, Flag of Pakistan – Flag of Japan, with relations being further strengthened under his leadership, leading to enhanced cooperation in all areas. We send our best wishes for his good health and future endeavours,” the prime minister wrote.

Moreover, PM Khan will visit Karachi in the upcoming week in which he will review the progress of the various development projects being carried out by the federal government in Sindh.

Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe has also resigned from his designation over health problems. According to details, the Japanese prime minister resigned over health conditions putting an end to a record-setting tenure with no clear successor yet in place. Reportedly, he was a patient of ulcerative colitis disease for many years but his condition has worsened recently.