PM Sharif, UAE president discuss bilateral ties

Published January 11, 2014
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. — File photo
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. — File photo

RAHIM YAR KHAN: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Saturday discussed bilateral and regional matters, apart from ways to further expand Pakistan-UAE ties with UAE President Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan.

The President of United Arab Emirates is here on a private visit.

Prime Minister Sharif said Pakistan and the UAE have always maintained cordial relations and both sides value their bilateral cooperation.

The prime minister, during his meeting with Shiekh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, thanked the UAE government for extending help to the Pakistani diaspora residing in the emirate.

Prime Minister Sharif said the large Pakistani community in the UAE was serving as a bridge between the two countries.

The premier also extended good wishes on his behalf and on behalf of the people of Pakistan for Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan and the people of the UAE.

Opinion

Editorial

Plugging the gap
06 May, 2024

Plugging the gap

IN Pakistan, bias begins at birth for the girl child as discriminatory norms, orthodox attitudes and poverty impede...
Terrains of dread
Updated 06 May, 2024

Terrains of dread

Restored faith in the police is unachievable without political commitment and interprovincial support.
Appointment rules
Updated 06 May, 2024

Appointment rules

If the judiciary had the power to self-regulate, it ought to have exercised it instead of involving the legislature.
Hasty transition
Updated 05 May, 2024

Hasty transition

Ostensibly, the aim is to exert greater control over social media and to gain more power to crack down on activists, dissidents and journalists.
One small step…
05 May, 2024

One small step…

THERE is some good news for the nation from the heavens above. On Friday, Pakistan managed to dispatch a lunar...
Not out of the woods
05 May, 2024

Not out of the woods

PAKISTAN’S economic vitals might be showing some signs of improvement, but the country is not yet out of danger....