slamabad. Federal Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, attended the grand celebrations of the 34th Independence Day of Uzbekistan as the Chief Guest. On this occasion, the Minister joined the Ambassador of Uzbekistan and other distinguished guests in cutting the celebratory cake and extended warm felicitations to the government and people of Uzbekistan. He noted that the relations between Pakistan and Uzbekistan are not confined merely to diplomacy but are deeply rooted in shared history, cultural bonds, and fraternal ties, which continue to grow stronger with mutual trust and respect. In his remarks, the Federal Minister emphasized that there are vast opportunities for cooperation between the two countries. He highlighted that in the area of regional connectivity, railways and transport can play a pivotal role, and joint projects in these sectors could bring the two nations closer together. Similarly, in trade and investment, both sides must work collectively to expand bilateral trade volumes and create new investment avenues that can complement and strengthen each other’s economies. In the field of energy and natural resources, collaborative initiatives can address the future needs of both nations. Furthermore, in education and culture, academic exchanges, cultural programs, and people-to-people linkages can further deepen mutual understanding and promote stronger ties between the societies of both countries. Muhammad Hanif Abbasi reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to building an even closer partnership with Uzbekistan, expressing confidence that such collaboration will not only bring prosperity and development to both nations but will also contribute to peace, stability, and regional cooperation. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Federal Minister held constructive discussions with the Ambassador of Uzbekistan and other distinguished dignitaries, exchanging views on matters of mutual interest and exploring avenues of future cooperation.
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