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Pakistan Wants Road Links to Central Asia Through China

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Pakistan Wants Road Links to Central Asia Through China

Federal Communications Minister Abdul Aleem Khan has expressed Pakistan's desire to establish trade corridors through China, aiming to enhance road connectivity with Central Asian nations and broaden regional commerce. During a meeting with Azerbaijan's newly appointed ambassador to Pakistan, Irfan Davudov, Khan emphasized the significance of advanced transport infrastructure in bolstering regional trade.

He proposed exploring new avenues for trade and investment between Pakistan and Azerbaijan. Khan reminisced about his recent trip to Azerbaijan, expressing confidence in expanding bilateral cooperation across various economic domains. Both parties discussed strategies to fortify bilateral ties, enhance trade, and promote joint efforts in communication and infrastructure.

Davudov affirmed Azerbaijan's dedication to forging stronger diplomatic and economic bonds with Pakistan, vowing to build upon the robust relationship laid by his predecessors. The meeting acknowledged the former Azerbaijani ambassador Khazar Farhadov's role in deepening ties between the two countries. Both nations reiterated their commitment to nurturing the enduring friendship between Pakistan and Azerbaijan.

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