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  1. Pakistan and Afghanistan enhanced cooperation on regional peace and security.

UK Minister Doughty discusses trade and stability with Pakistani leaders

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Stephen Doughty, UK Minister of State for the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan, visited Pakistan and met with senior political leaders. Discussions covered economic growth, trade, regional security, stability in Afghanistan, counter-terrorism cooperation, and migration.

From tribune.com.pk

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The visit emphasized strengthening cooperation between the UK and Pakistan on shared priorities, including growth and trade. The minister noted that the two nations share ties built on their people, businesses, and institutions.

Pakistan and Afghanistan have enhanced cooperation on regional peace and security.

From tribune.com.pk

Who's involved

  • Stephen DoughtyUK Minister of State for the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • PakistanHost nation for the ministerial visit and discussion of bilateral ties
  • Government of PakistanFederal government involved in discussions on growth, trade, and regional security

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  • The Government of Pakistan could see strengthened trade and economic cooperation with the UK.

  • The State Bank of Pakistan might require financial infrastructure support if bilateral trade volume increases.

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