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Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar convened a meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, following the Prime Minister's instructions, to assess the outcomes of high-level visits and discuss preparations for upcoming engagements. During the meeting, participants discussed advancing agreed initiatives and strengthening cooperation, particularly in trade and investment, as well as other areas.

Dar emphasized the importance of maintaining diplomatic engagement to sustain positive momentum in relations with partner countries. He instructed the relevant ministries to maintain close coordination, explore new economic opportunities and implement agreed decisions in a timely manner.

The meeting was attended by the ministers responsible for National Food Security and Research, Petroleum, and Information Technology and Telecommunication; the Foreign Secretary; the Prime Minister's Adviser on Industries and Production; secretaries of the departments responsible for foreign affairs, commerce, railways and overseas Pakistanis; and senior officials from the relevant ministries and departments.