Strengthening Financial Cooperation Between the UAE and Pakistan

During a meeting between Mohammad bin Hadi Al Hussaini, Minister of State for Financial Affairs, and Bilal Azhar Kiani, Minister of State for Finance and Railways and head of the Prime Minister’s Implementation Unit in Pakistan, the two sides explored ways to strengthen bilateral relations in financial sectors. This included expanding collaboration in public revenue management and financial policy.

The discussion, which took place at the Ministry of Finance in Dubai, emphasized the significance of sharing expertise and building sustainable institutional partnerships. Such efforts are aimed at bolstering financial stability and promoting comprehensive development in both nations. This meeting underscores both countries’ commitment to developing a financial partnership that aligns with developmental needs and global economic challenges.

Al Hussaini highlighted the robust financial and economic ties between the United Arab Emirates and Pakistan. He pointed out that enhancing financial cooperation channels is in line with the UAE’s priorities in supporting regional financial stability and empowering sustainable development tools, through effective partnerships that increase financial performance efficiency and resource sustainability in both countries.

At the conclusion of the meeting, both parties reaffirmed the importance of ongoing coordination and communication to strengthen bilateral relations and solidify cooperation in the financial sector.

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