President, UAE PM reaffirm resolve to strengthen Pak-UAE relations
DUBAI: President Dr Arif Alvi and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Rashid Al Maktoum have reiterated the resolve to further solidify the multifaceted bilateral ties between both the countries.
The resolve came in a meeting held here at the Leaders Pavilion at Dubai Expo 2020.
President Alvi said Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates enjoyed close fraternal relations, rooted deep in common faith, shared history and cultural affinities.
The two leaders reviewed prospects of growing bilateral relations on all fronts while discussing a number of regional and international issues of interest.
The president congratulated the Prime Minister of the UAE on the successful inauguration of Dubai Expo 2020.
He lauded the tremendous efforts of the UAE government and Expo Management Team for organizing the world’s most diverse and widely participated exposition, which will remain open for six months.
The president underlined that Expo 2020 was a landmark event not just for the UAE but also for the whole region.
He added that Dubai Expo 2020 would offer a unique opportunity to the countries of the region and beyond to establish linkages and partnerships with multinational companies.
The President also briefed the UAE prime minister on the theme of the Pakistan Pavilion, which mainly focuses on showcasing the unexplored and undiscovered treasures of Pakistan.
Felicitating Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid on the ongoing golden jubilee celebrations of the United Arab Emirates, the President acknowledged the role of the UAE’s visionary leadership that helped transform the UAE into a hub for regional trade, transport, logistics, technology, and tourism.
The President and Sheikh Maktoum exchanged views on issues of bilateral and regional interest, including the situation in Afghanistan.
The president also apprised the UAE prime minister on the continued and blatant violations of fundamental human rights of the Kashmiri Muslims by the Occupying Indian Armed Forces in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
