Oman and Pakistan Agree to Strengthen Cooperation in Trade, Investment, Energy and Other Sectors
Islamabad, The Gulf Observer: Foreign Minister of Oman Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi held a bilateral meeting with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan Mohammad Ishaq Dar in Islamabad on Wednesday during his official visit to Pakistan.
The meeting focused on the progress of bilateral relations and explored avenues for further strengthening cooperation in trade, investment, industry, agriculture, energy and transportation, as well as labour, consular affairs and education.
The two foreign ministers also discussed ways to enhance partnerships between private sector institutions and explore available opportunities for launching joint projects that would serve the mutual interests of the two friendly countries.
During discussions on regional affairs, the ministers exchanged views on current developments and issues of mutual concern. Sayyid Badr appreciated Pakistan’s efforts to promote dialogue and contain regional crises, while Mohammad Ishaq Dar acknowledged Oman’s constructive role in facilitating communication and bringing different perspectives closer on various regional issues.
Both sides underscored the importance of continued coordination and adherence to international law to help reduce tensions and promote peace, security and stability at regional and international levels.
The meeting was attended by officials from both sides.
