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Nawaz asks envoys to work for better ties with world

byCustoms Today Report
13/10/2015
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ISLAMABAD): Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Tuesday asked the Pakistani Ambassadors to work hard for further strengthening bilateral ties with the other countries and presenting Pakistan’s positive image in the world.

The Prime Minister said this, while talking to Ambassadors-designate who called on him here at the PM House, a PM Office statement said.

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Ambassadors designate who called on the Prime Minister included  Qazi Khalilullah (Russian Federation),  Johar Saleem (Germany), Moin ul Haq (France),  Mazhar Javed (Nepal), Afrasiab (New Zealand),  Babar Hashmi (Bulgaria), Zahid Ali (Sudan) and Chudhry Nadir (Morocco).

The Consul Generals designate who called on PM included Jabbar Memon (Los Angeles, USA) and Ahmad Naseem Waraich (Frankfurt, Germany). The meeting was also attended by Special Assistant to PM Tariq Fatemi, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry and senior officers.

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