Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif and Kuwaiti Prime Minister Ahmad Al-Abdullah
Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah have agreed to strengthen relations between Pakistan and Kuwait. Both
leaders focused on increasing trade, investment, and business cooperation between the two
countries.

The two prime ministers held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 31st United Nations
Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Turkiye, on Wednesday. They discussed ways
to increase cooperation in different areas, including trade, investment, energy, development
projects, and public relations.

According to a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office, both leaders highlighted the
strong friendship and long-standing relations between Pakistan and Kuwait. They agreed that
their positive political and diplomatic relations should also lead to stronger economic and
business partnerships.

During the meeting, the leaders also discussed important regional and international issues.
These included peace and security challenges, the harmful effects of climate change, and the
need for greater cooperation between countries to support sustainable development.
Both prime ministers welcomed the recent approval of the defence cooperation agreement by
Pakistan and Kuwait. They expressed hope that this agreement would further strengthen
cooperation between the two countries.

The leaders also agreed to work together to improve economic opportunities, support regional
peace, and promote sustainable development. They stressed the importance of building
stronger partnerships for the benefit of both nations.

Pakistan and Kuwait share long-standing friendly relations and have cooperated in several
important areas. The latest meeting reflects their shared interest in expanding this partnership
and creating more opportunities for trade and investment.

The agreement is expected to support stronger economic ties and encourage cooperation in
different sectors. Both countries have expressed their commitment to taking their relationship to
new heights through mutual support and shared development goals.

Source: Prime Minister’s Office, Pakistan

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