Korean delegation to visit NA this week

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ISLAMABAD: A delegation of Korean parliamentarians is arriving in Pakistan later this week and will also visit the National Assembly during their stay. The aim of their visit is to strengthen parliamentary relations between both countries.

This announcement was made by the National Assembly on Sunday. The Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group in National Assembly of The Republic of Korea along with a delegation of Korean parliamentarians would visit Pakistan from August 22 to 25, the NA stated in its press release.

The Korean parliamentarians will visit the NA and hold formal meetings with convener and members of Pak-Korea PFG. They will also meet the President of Pakistan , chairman Senate and acting speaker. They will visit the Pakistan monument and other cultural places in Islamabad.

The delegation comprises of Lee Hack Young, head of Korea - Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group along with Lee Sangheon , Kim Byungioo and An Byunggil.

Published in Dawn, August 22nd, 2022

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