President Asif Ali Zardari will visit Bahrain from Tuesday until January 16, the Foreign Office confirmed. The visit aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic relations between Pakistan and the Kingdom of Bahrain.
According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, a high-level delegation will accompany the president during the visit Bahrain. The delegation includes senior government officials who will take part in key discussions with Bahraini leadership.
During the visit Bahrain, President Zardari is expected to meet King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. He will also hold meetings with Bahrain’s Crown Prince and Prime Minister. These meetings will focus on important bilateral, regional, and international issues.
Officials said the visit Bahrain reflects Pakistan’s commitment to maintaining strong and brotherly relations with Gulf countries. Both sides are expected to discuss ways to deepen cooperation across multiple sectors.
Trade and economic partnership will remain a major focus of the discussions. The two countries will explore opportunities to enhance investment and commercial ties. Defence cooperation and security collaboration will also be reviewed during the meetings.
The Foreign Office stated that promoting people-to-people exchanges is another key objective of the visit Bahrain. These exchanges include labor cooperation, cultural interaction, and educational opportunities for citizens of both countries.
Pakistan and Bahrain share longstanding relations based on mutual respect and cooperation. Bahraini investments and employment opportunities for Pakistani workers have played an important role in bilateral ties.
Officials believe the visit will open new avenues for collaboration and strengthen trust between the two nations. The meetings are expected to produce positive outcomes in areas of shared interest.
The Foreign Office emphasized that Pakistan values its relationship with Bahrain and remains committed to expanding cooperation. The president’s visit highlights the importance of regional diplomacy and strong partnerships in the Gulf region.
President Zardari’s engagements in Bahrain are expected to conclude on January 16, after which the delegation will return to Pakistan.
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