DOHA: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan and Qatar have clear vision of in future with new opportunities and awareness raising to improve bilateral relations, especially economic cooperation.
How prime minister led back in Islamabad after his first state visit to Qatar. announced conclusion of his “important” trip he made by invitation of leader of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani.
“Header back to Pakistan today after the conclusion of my important trip to Qatar. Thanks government as well as people of Qatar, especially mine brother […] Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani for warm welcome and excellent hospitality, prime minister wrote on Thursday.
header back to Pakistan today after the conclusion of my important trip to Qatar. Thanks government & people of Qatar, especially mine brother His Highness Sheikh @TamimBinHamad for warm welcome and excellent hospitality. Two aspects of worth visiting:
— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) August 25, 2022
Explanation of two “notable” aspects of of his visit, Sharif said, firstly, that Islamabad and Doha had clear vision of in future who suggested new opportunities and directions in rapidly changing world.
Second, he said that between the two countries of in need for modernization of bilateral relations, making economic cooperation the core of ties.
Sharif previously traveled to Qatar on Tuesday in hope of attraction trade and investments for his country, his office said.
During his visit, he invited Qatar to invest in Energy and aviation sectors of Pakistan during the meeting with Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) in Doha on On Tuesday, according to a statement office.
He said he plans to highlight sectors such as renewable energy, food security, industry and infrastructure. developmenttourism and hospitality.
Pakistan in economic turmoil with balance of payments crisis as its foreign exchange reserves fell to $7.8 billion, hardly enough for more than in a month of import. it also facing expansion current account deficit and historical depreciation of rupee against in dollar.
In July it posted inflation of 24.9 percent.
– FROM Reuters
