Singapore hails Pakistan’s Gulf peace efforts
ISLAMABAD: Singapore on Friday threw its weight behind Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in the Gulf, describing its role as “unique, very constructive and valuable”, as the two countries agreed to expand bilateral trade, investment and co-operation across a range of sectors. Speaking at a joint press conference with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, Singaporean…
Singapore has praised Pakistan's diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions in the Gulf region, describing its contributions as "unique, very constructive and valuable". The two countries have agreed to expand bilateral trade, investment and co-operation across various sectors, including IT, education, agriculture and disaster management.
Singaporean Foreign Minister Dr Vivian Balakrishnan commended Pakistan for its diplomatic role, highlighting the importance of regional stability and uninterrupted maritime trade. Both nations also agreed to maintain regular political consultations and strengthen institutional mechanisms to translate existing understandings into tangible outcomes.
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