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The UAE and Pakistan discuss strengthening parliamentary cooperation between the two sides.
By TRENDS Desk
January 9, 2023 8:26 am
  • A delegation of the UAE Federal National Council's Parliamentary Division, led by Dr. Nidal Mohamed Al-Tunaiji met with Nuzhat Sadiq, Member of the Senate of Pakistan
  • The two sides discussed the bilateral relations, and the importance of advancing cooperation between the two parliaments

Abu Dhabi, UAE  – The UAE and Pakistan on Sunday discussed the prospects of strengthening parliamentary cooperation between the two sides.

A delegation of the UAE Federal National Council’s Parliamentary Division, led by Dr. Nidal Mohamed Al-Tunaiji, Head of the Division’s Group in the Asian Parliamentary Assembly (APA), met with Nuzhat Sadiq, Member of the Senate of Pakistan, to discuss ways to strengthen parliamentary cooperation relations between the two sides, on the sidelines of the participation of the FNC in the thirteenth plenary session of the APA, now taking place in Antalya, Republic of Türkiye, from January 8-10.

The two sides discussed the bilateral relations, and the importance of advancing cooperation between the two parliaments.

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