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Pakistan trying to improve trade & economic ties with different countries: Asad Umar

byM. Faizan
16/03/2019
in Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Asad Umar has said Pakistan is trying to improve trade and economic relations with different countries in order to exploit its full potential and opening up to the world with improved security situation in the country.

He was addressing the graduation ceremony of 27th Advanced Diplomatic Course organized by Foreign Service Academy for Foreign Diplomats on Friday.

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Referring to the geo strategic location of Pakistan , the finance minister said Pakistan is the pivot of the Silk Road. He said we are in the process of implementing China Pakistan Economic Corridor project which has strengthened our economic relations with the time tested friend. He pointed out that Pakistan and Turkey are also on the path of developing strategic economic framework. A strategic relationship council has also been set up with Saudi Arabia to further deepen the relations with the Kingdom.

The finance minister said that Pakistan by its history and incredible heritage is a multi-cultural society and we want to make this accessible to the rest of the world. Referring to the recent staff off with India, Asad Umar said things seemed to be on the mend.

We, however, will continue to be guard till the elections are held in the neighboring India. He said Pakistan stays committed to improve relations with all the regional countries including India. He said our hand of friendship is still extended to India but if India resorted to any misadventure, this hand will turn into a fist.

The finance minister said we have the capacity and capability to defend the motherland. On Afghanistan, Asad Umar said Pakistan ‘s efforts for the Afghan peace process are now widely being appreciated. He said Pakistan will continue to play its role to make the dialogue process successful. In his welcome address, Director General of Foreign Service Academy Aftab Ahmad Khokhar said that twenty three participants from eighteen countries participated in the advanced diplomatic course.

He expressed the confidence that the participants of the course will serve as Pakistan ‘s ambassadors to their home countries and contribute towards further promoting bilateral relations. One of the course participants from the West Indies appreciated the magnanimity shown by Prime Minister Imran Khan in defusing the tension with India.

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