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UAE’s MbZ meets Shehbaz to discuss investment in Pakistan

UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed's meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Rahim Yar Khan explored deeper bilateral ties and potential investment avenues, reflecting a shared vision for economic collaboration.

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TLDR:

  • UAE President visits Pakistan for talks

  • Meeting focused on bilateral ties

  • Discussions on investment opportunities


RAHIM YAR KHAN (The Thursday Times) — UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif during his visit to Pakistan. The meeting, held in Rahim Yar Khan, emphasised strengthening bilateral relations and exploring avenues for investment and strategic collaboration.

Enhancing bilateral relations

During the high-profile meeting, both leaders discussed ways to deepen the ties between Pakistan and the UAE. The discussion centred on strengthening partnerships in areas of mutual interest, with a focus on trade, economic development, and regional cooperation. The UAE has remained one of Pakistan’s closest allies, and this visit underlined the importance of this relationship.

Focus on investment opportunities

A significant portion of the discussions revolved around UAE investments in Pakistan. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif highlighted various opportunities in Pakistan’s energy, infrastructure, and agriculture sectors, inviting UAE businesses to expand their footprint. He assured the UAE of Pakistan’s commitment to providing a favourable environment for foreign investors.

Commitment to strategic partnerships

Prime Minister Sharif reiterated Pakistan’s dedication to fostering a strategic partnership with the UAE. Both leaders expressed a shared vision for regional stability, economic growth, and development through collaborative efforts. The meeting concluded with optimism about the potential for further strengthening ties and achieving mutual goals.

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