‘Poland is keen to strengthen economic cooperation with Pakistan’
ISLAMABAD: Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister, Member of the Council of Ministers and Coordinator of Special Services of the Republic of Poland, appreciated Pakistan’s constructive role in promoting regional peace and stability and expressed Poland’s desire to strengthen economic cooperation with Pakistan, with a focus on greater bilateral engagement and trade ties. He expressed these views in a meeting…
Poland's Minister, Tomasz Siemoniak, met with Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari at Aiwan-e-Sadr to discuss strengthening economic ties between the two nations. Siemoniak expressed Poland's appreciation for Pakistan's role in promoting regional peace and stability, and highlighted the potential for greater bilateral engagement and trade relations.
Both countries share strong and traditional ties, particularly in defense, with Polish Air Force pilots and technicians contributing to Pakistan's Air Force. Poland is exploring various avenues of cooperation, especially in security, immigration, and combating terrorism. President Zardari emphasized Pakistan's value for its cordial relations with Poland, based on mutual respect, and expressed hope that the visit would further enhance the existing bilateral cooperation.
He also recognized Poland's support during the recent US-Iran crisis and its efforts in resolving disputes through dialogue for regional and global peace and stability. President Zardari encouraged increased interaction among business communities and frequent exchanges between people and leaders. The President also announced that one of Islamabad's streets would be named after Air Commodore Wladyslaw Józef Marian Turowicz, a Polish pilot who served with the Polish and Royal Air Forces during World War II.
Various Polish dignitaries, including Ambassador Maciej Pisarski, Gen Jaroslaw Strózyk, Col Waldemar Mularczyk, and Col Maciej Matysiak, attended the meeting, alongside Pakistani officials such as Mohsin Naqvi, Sherry Rehman, Saleem Mandviwalla, and Naveed Qamar.
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