Islamabad (TDI): Pakistani and Tunisian representatives discussed ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, tourism and cultural exchange during a group meeting hosted by the Embassy of Tunisia in Islamabad on Friday.
The meeting brought together Tunisia’s Chargé d’Affaires, Helmi Bougacha, and Honorary Consuls General of Tunisia Mohammad Hameed, representing Lahore, and Ammad Rasheed, representing Peshawar and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Discussions focused on exploring trade opportunities, strengthening cultural ties, promoting tourism and expanding cooperation between Pakistan and Tunisia.
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The participants exchanged views on areas where closer engagement could help deepen bilateral relations and create opportunities for greater interaction between the two countries.
The meeting reflected continued efforts by Tunisian diplomatic representatives and honorary consulates in Pakistan to promote economic, cultural and people-to-people ties.
Pakistan and Tunisia have maintained friendly diplomatic relations since the establishment of formal ties, with both countries expressing interest in expanding cooperation across economic, cultural and diplomatic fields.
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Engagement between business communities, tourism stakeholders and cultural institutions offers further opportunities to strengthen these longstanding relations.
Such meetings provide an important platform for exchanging ideas, identifying areas of mutual interest and encouraging practical initiatives to enhance bilateral engagement.
Continued interaction between diplomatic missions, honorary consulates and relevant institutions can help translate shared interests into stronger partnerships and closer people-to-people connections.
