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British High Commissioner meets Miftah Ismail

byCT Report
06/01/2018
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ISLAMABAD: British High Commissioner Thomas Drew called on Adviser to Prime Minister on Finance, Economic Affairs and Revenue, Dr. Miftah Ismail.

Thomas Drew congratulated Miftah Ismail on assuming responsibilities as Adviser to Prime Minister on Finance and assured him of full support in the efforts for further consolidating Pak-UK cooperation.

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He also apprised the Adviser about activities of DFID in support of Government’s development plans and programmes.

Adviser to Prime Minister on the occasion said that Pakistan and UK have always enjoyed cordial relations. He appreciated efforts of Thomas drew for further strengthening these relations.

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