Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin and discussed the issues of regional and bilateral interests along with a growing situation in Afghanistan, urging that the world must be involved with a tired country, instead of leaving him alone a critical point.
Khan received phone calls from Putin and the two leaders exchanged views on regional and bilateral interest issues, according to a statement by the PM office.
Imran Khan “underlined the need for an international community to remain involved in Afghanistan”, emphasizing that “Afghans should not be abandoned at these important points.” Underpointing the importance of peace and stability in Afghanistan for regional security and prosperity, it emphasizes the urgent need for the provision of humanitarian assistance to the state and imperative to prevent the economic crisis.
He stressed that coordination and consultation between Pakistan and Russian situations that developed in Afghanistan were very important.
Given their previous telephone conversation on August 25, the two leaders exchanged views on the latest developments of Afghanistan, bilateral cooperation, and collaboration in the Shanghai cooperation organization (SCO).
In bilateral context, Khan emphasizes developing cooperation in various sectors and reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to further enhance the overall relationship.
He underlined that strengthening trade, investment, and energy cooperation is the foundation of involvement with Russia.
He also reaffirmed his government settlement for initial realization.
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N Stream Gas Pipeline Project.
The two leaders also updated their invitation to each other to visit their country.
Both leaders agreed to stay closely closely, according to the statement.
The Pakistani defense bond with Russia has moved through bitter cold war hostility in recent years and cold in the relationship between Pakistan and the US increasingly encouraged the country towards Russia and China.
Russia and Pakistan have resisted with Joint Training – Druzhba – since 2016.
In October 2016, they held military training with them in Pakistan.
Pakistani PM Imran Khan spoke with Russian President Putin; discuss the situation of Afghanistan
