Prime minister to leave for three-day trip to Belarus today

Published August 10, 2015
Nawaz Sharif will have a one on one meeting with president of Belarus followed by delegation level talks. —File
Nawaz Sharif will have a one on one meeting with president of Belarus followed by delegation level talks. —File

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will leave on Monday (today) for Belarus on a three-day official visit, the PM House said in a statement on Sunday.

During the visit, the premier will have a one on one meeting with president of Belarus followed by the delegation level talks, the statement added. “Nawaz will also meet the prime minister of Belarus.”

The handout issued by PM House stated that meetings with Chairman of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Council of the Republic are also scheduled.

It was further apprised that Nawaz Sharif will be conferred upon the title of honorary professor by Belarus State University.

A number of important agreements and MoUs are expected to be signed during the visit. The premier is also scheduled to visit top Belarusian industrial units.

Nawaz will also participate in Pakistan-Belarus Business and Investment Forum. The president of Belarus and the prime minister will inaugurate joint Pak-Belarus Business Forum.

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