Pakistan, Malaysia determined to boost cooperation in every field

F.P. Report

PUTRAJAYA: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and his Malaysian counterpart Mahathir Mohamad have on Tuesday pledged to continue boosting cooperation in every field.

While jointly holding a press conference after delegation-level talks, PM Imran said that he is regretted for not attending the Kuala Lumpur Conference. The world was having wrong perception that the summit will divide Muslim community, he added.

The premier further thanked Malaysian counterpart for fearlessly raising occupied Kashmir issue on every forum.

Meanwhile, Malaysian PM Mahathir Mohamad told that international matters were discussed during the meeting with PM Imran. We will try to promote economic participation between both the countries to enhance mutual ties, he went on to say.

Earlier today, PM Imran and PM Mahathir deliberated upon the entire spectrum of bilateral relations and ways and means to further expand their relations in different sectors including trade, economy and tourism.

It is to be mentioned here that both the sides are expected to sign a number of important agreements and MOUs. PM Imran Khan will also address a think-tank event organized by the Institute of Strategic and International Studies of Malaysia.

During the visit, PM Imran will continue to highlight the dire human rights and humanitarian situation in occupied Kashmir, emphasize the importance of averting risks to regional peace and stability posed by Indian belligerence, and underscore the importance of peaceful resolution of Kashmir dispute.