Islamabad, 1 June 2023 (TDI): In a gesture of goodwill and friendship, the Government of Pakistan conveyed sincere wishes to the people and the Government of Samoa on the occasion of their 61st Independence Day. The diplomatic relations between the two nations have paved the way for continued cooperation and mutual support.
Both countries maintain bilateral ties that are rooted in their membership within the Commonwealth of Nations and the Group of 77. Over the years, these two countries have engaged with each other on various platforms, including the United Nations and other multilateral forums, to address issues of common interest.
While Samoa has a diverse religious landscape, with a small Muslim community, it is through sports and cricket that Pakistan and Samoa find common ground. These shared interests have contributed to the strengthening of bonds between the two nations. However, bilateral trade remains relatively modest.
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Abdul Malik currently serves as the High Commissioner of Pakistan to Samoa, further emphasizing Pakistan’s commitment to nurturing peaceful and harmonious relations with Samoa. Expressing gratitude on Samoa’s Independence Day demonstrates Pakistan’s intention to foster goodwill and maintain strong ties.
The congratulatory message from Pakistan highlights the country’s desire to cultivate a positive relationship with Samoa. With their ambassador actively working toward peace and harmony, both nations have an opportunity to explore avenues for increased trade, investment, and collaboration. By focusing on these aspects, Pakistan and Samoa can further enhance their bilateral ties and contribute to the growth of their respective economies.
The longstanding and cordial bilateral relations between Pakistan and Samoa provide a solid foundation for expanding cooperation in various sectors. Both nations are eager to strengthen their ties and promote further collaboration, creating a path for shared prosperity and development.
