Dispatch of emergency relief aid to Nepal later this week: PM
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday said Pakistan would dispatch emergency relief assistance to Nepal later this week to support rescue and relief operations following the recent devastating flash floods and landslides in the country. The prime minister announced the assistance during a visit to the Nepalese embassy, where he signed a condolence book in memory of those who lost…
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced on Thursday that the country will dispatch emergency relief aid to Nepal later this week to assist in rescue and recovery efforts following severe flash floods and landslides. During a visit to the Nepalese embassy, Sharif signed a condolence book, expressing his condolences to the victims and their families.
He conveyed his deepest sympathies, reiterating a pledge of solidarity made earlier in a phone conversation with Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah. Sharif reaffirmed Pakistan's strong ties with Nepal and expressed hope that the country would emerge stronger from the disaster. He emphasized the enduring relationship between the two nations, stating that they would continue to support each other in times of crisis.
Nepalese Ambassador Rita Dhital thanked Sharif for the assistance, highlighting its significance for the Nepalese people. She also provided an update on current bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
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