Pakistan committed to build mutually beneficial partnership with Guinea-Bissau: Qureshi

Foreign OfficePakistan committed to build mutually beneficial partnership with Guinea-Bissau: Qureshi

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a telephone conversation with the Foreign Minister of Guinea-Bissau Her Excellency Ms. Suzi Carla Barbosa on Tuesday.

Talking to her, Qureshi underscored the great importance that Pakistan accords to further strengthening its cordial relations with Africa, in general, and West Africa including Guinea-Bissau, in particular.

   

The foreign minister noted that the ‘Engage Africa’ policy of the government, based on forging economic ties, had infused a new dynamic in Pakistan’s historic bonds with the Continent.

Shah Mahmood Qureshi expressed the confidence that these relations will continue to maintain their upward trajectory in the days ahead.

Expressing satisfaction at the traditionally cordial and cooperative ties between Pakistan and Guinea-Bissau, the foreign minister affirmed his commitment towards building mutually beneficial partnerships, in particular, in the economic, social and trade domains.

The two foreign ministers also reviewed their existing cooperation at the multilateral fora and reaffirmed the resolve to further strengthen it.

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