Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has emphasized the importance of peaceful resolution of disputes and conflicts through dialogue and engagements, and that Pakistan is ready to support peace initiative for lasting stability in the region.
Speaking at a joint news conference along with his Ukrainian Counterpart Dmytro Kuleba in Islamabad on Thursday, he said as a country in a volatile region, we understand how longstanding regional conflicts can endanger our collective security.
Speaking on the occasion, Ukrainian Foreign Minister said that Ukraine was thinking of boosting trade and solving existing problems of Pakistani students studying in Ukraine. He said Ukraine can offer digitalization of state services to make government more convenient to engage with its own citizens.
He said we will be looking forward to hold the inaugural meeting of a Pakistan-Ukraine commission on economic cooperation. He said Ukraine considers Pakistan a good partner and is ready to work in the area of food security.
The Ukrainian Foreign Minister also thanked Pakistan’s humanitarian assistance for the people of Pakistan.
Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba arrived in Pakistan on Thursday for a momentous two-day maiden visit, marking a significant milestone in the diplomatic relations between the two nations.
This is the first-ever ministerial visit from Ukraine since the establishment of diplomatic ties between Pakistan and Ukraine in 1993.
A warm reception awaited the distinguished guest as Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari personally welcomed his Ukrainian counterpart at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During their bilateral meeting, the two foreign ministers engaged in in-depth discussions, covering a wide range of matters of mutual interest.
Both sides exchanged views on strengthening cooperation in various sectors, exploring new avenues for trade, investment, and collaboration in agriculture and higher education.
In a symbolic gesture of solidarity and environmental consciousness, Foreign Minister Kuleba and Foreign Minister Bhutto Zardari jointly planted a sapling in the lawns of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
