Chinese, and Afghan FMs show up in Islamabad tomorrow.

Three-sided FMs' Discourse is to be held in Islamabad tomorrow.

 

ISLAMABAD: Acting Afghan Unfamiliar Clergyman Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi will show up here on Friday (today) on a four-day visit to Pakistan to partake in the fifth China-Pakistan-Afghanistan Three-sided Unfamiliar Pastors' Exchange, the Unfamiliar-Office said on Thursday. The Foreign Office added that Muttaqi would lead a high-level delegation that will include senior representatives from the Afghan ministries of foreign affairs, transport, and trade as well as Acting Afghan Minister for Commerce and Industry Haji Nooruddin Azizi.

 

"The visit of the Acting Afghan Unfamiliar Pastor is a continuation of Pakistan's political commitment process with Afghanistan," the Unfamiliar Office said. Pakistan also stated its determination to engage the Afghan government directly. On May 6, there will be the fifth China-Pakistan-Afghanistan Trilateral Foreign Ministers' Dialogue. According to the Foreign Office, the meeting will include Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang.

 

During Muttaqi's visit, the different sides would likewise "audit the whole range of reciprocal relations in the political, monetary, exchange, availability, harmony and security, and training spaces, " per the Unfamiliar Office proclamation. In the meantime, Chinese Unfamiliar Service Representative, Mao Ning, affirmed that Unfamiliar Clergyman Qin would visit Pakistan on May 5 to 6 and go to the three-way exchange in Afghanistan.

 

Mao stated that this would be Qin's first trip to Pakistan as the country's foreign minister. She added, "The Qin Gang visit is also a significant component of the recent intense interaction between China and Pakistan." During the visit, Unfamiliar Pastor Qin would meet with the heads of Pakistan, and co-seat the fourth essential exchange between the unfamiliar clergymen of China and Pakistan with Unfamiliar Priest Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

 

She said, "Qin Gang will conduct face-to-face and in-depth communication on the relations between the two countries as well as the situation on the international and regional level." She stated, "China looks forward to exchanging views on the situation and trilateral cooperation with Afghanistan and Pakistan through this [trilateral] dialogue."

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