Pakistan and Malta hold Second Round of Bilateral Political Consultations

Foreign OfficePakistan and Malta hold Second Round of Bilateral Political Consultations

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Second Round of Bilateral Political Consultations (BPC) between Pakistan and Republic of Malta was held virtually on November 15, 2022.

Pakistan side was led by the Additional Secretary (Policy Planning and Arms Control) Mohammad Kamran Akhtar while the Maltese side was led by the Director-General (Political External Relations and European Affairs) Ambassador Fiona Formosa.

The entire spectrum of bilateral relations as well as multilateral issues were discussed during the meeting.

Both sides underscored the need to expand bilateral ties in all fields of importance.

The two sides also reaffirmed their commitment to enhance trade and economic ties and to revive Pakistan-Malta Joint Technical Commission.

They also agreed to explore opportunities for cooperation in information technology, pharmaceuticals, health and startups sectors.

Both sides expressed satisfaction over cooperation at various international forums, especially at the United Nations and the Commonwealth.

They also exchanged views on issues of regional and global importance, including Jammu & Kashmir dispute, Afghanistan, Palestine, Ukraine, counter terrorism, United Nations Security Council reforms and climate change.

While thanking the Maltese government for its support to the flood victims in Pakistan, the Additional Secretary Mohammad Kamran Akhtar briefed the Maltese side on the efforts being made by Pakistan for the rehabilitation and reconstruction work in the flood affected areas.

The additional secretary stressed that the international community should play its role to ensure climate justice.

Both sides also agreed to hold bilateral political consultations at regular intervals.

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