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Ahsan Iqbal Visits Pakistan High Commission in London

London (TDI): Federal Minister for Planning, Development & Special Initiatives, Ahsan Iqbal, visited the Pakistan High Commission in London on Tuesday.

Upon his arrival at the airport, the Minister was warmly received by Pakistan’s High Commissioner to the UK, Dr. M. Faisal, the Ministry of Planning, Development & Special Initiatives said in a statement.

During his visit, Iqbal was briefed about the operations and activities of Pakistan’s High Commission in the United Kingdom.

He toured the Chancery, engaged with officers, and expressed his appreciation by recording his remarks in the visitor’s book.

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As part of his visit, the minister is scheduled to hold high-level meetings with British parliamentarians, key UK government officials, businessmen, academics, and members of the British-Pakistani community, the statement said.

These engagements aim to foster cooperation between Pakistan and the UK in key sectors, including climate change mitigation, academic exchanges, finance, and development.

A major highlight of the visit is the official overseas launch of “URAAN Pakistan“, Pakistan’s strategic engagement plan and youth internship programme.

The initiative is designed to increase opportunities for Pakistani youth and strengthen diaspora engagement for the socio-economic development of the country.

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Moreover, the Minister is scheduled to deliver a speech at the prestigious Oxford Union debate, further showcasing Pakistan’s vision for international partnerships and innovative solutions to common challenges.

The visit highlights the commitment of the Government of Pakistan to strengthening bilateral relations with the UK across various sectors, promoting mutual progress and prosperity, the statement added.

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