Islamabad, (TDI): Tajikistan’s Ambassador, Sharifzoda Yusuf Toir, called on Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif on Wednesday to discuss defence and economic cooperation.
During the meeting, matters related to aviation were also brought up, according to a press release.
Khawaja Asif reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to peaceful resolution of regional issues and lauded Tajikistan’s efforts in promoting peace and economic connectivity in the region.
The Tajik envoy underscored the close, brotherly ties between the two nations and assured his government’s willingness to collaborate with Pakistan on areas of mutual interest.
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Pakistan-Tajikistan Ties
Pakistan and Tajikistan enjoy a strong and multifaceted relationship rooted in historical, cultural, and geographical ties.
As neighboring countries in Central and South Asia, their relationship has evolved through cooperation in various areas, including trade, defense, energy, and regional connectivity.
Both countries share cultural and linguistic connections dating back centuries.
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Tajikistan has cultural and historical affinities with regions of Pakistan, especially in areas like literature and traditions.
Both countries maintain close diplomatic relations, with regular high-level visits and meetings to discuss regional and international issues.
Tajikistan supports Pakistan in various international forums, including the United Nations.
