Pakistani Ambassador to the United States Masood Khan on Wednesday said interfaith harmony was top priority of the Pakistani government and society. “The Government of Pakistan is making conscious efforts to bring people together and strengthen intersocietal linkages,” said the ambassador. Khan said this during the interfaith dialogue hosted by the Embassy of Pakistan “to
Two-day Pakistan-Saudi Arabia investment conference kicked off on Monday with a positive note from the head of the Saudi delegation who said they considered “Pakistan a high priority economic, investment and business opportunity”. A 50-member high-level Saudi trade delegation led by the Deputy Investment Minister of Saudi Arabia, Ibrahim Almubarak, is in Islamabad to explore
In a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Saudi Commerce Minister Majid Al Kasabi on Monday said Pakistan was the kingdom’s “priority” for investment and trade as per the directives of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Radio Pakistan reported. The meeting between the two took place on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF)
US Ambassador to Pakistan Donald Blome on Monday called on Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar and discussed matters of mutual interest including economy, trade and regional security.According to a spokesperson, Blome expressed Washington’s resolve to work with Islamabad, saying that Pakistan’s security and prosperity is a top priority of the US.The two officials also exchanged views
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the US Masood Khan has said promotion of interfaith harmony is the top priority of the government.Talking to a delegation of All Neighbors, an organization working on interfaith harmony in Washington DC, he pointed out that the protection of the rights of minorities is not only enshrined in the constitution and laws