Federal Communications Minister Abdul Aleem Khan has said Pakistan wants to establish trade corridors through China to improve road connectivity with Central Asian countries and expand regional commerce.
During a meeting with Azerbaijan’s newly appointed ambassador to Pakistan, Irfan Davudov, Khan highlighted the importance of modern transport infrastructure in strengthening regional trade. He also called for exploring new opportunities for trade and investment between Pakistan and Azerbaijan.
Khan recalled his recent visit to Azerbaijan and expressed optimism about expanding bilateral cooperation across economic sectors. He welcomed Davudov’s appointment and wished him success in his diplomatic role.
The two sides discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations, expand trade and promote cooperation in communications and infrastructure. They also explored opportunities for greater economic collaboration and joint ventures.
Davudov reaffirmed Azerbaijan’s commitment to closer diplomatic and economic ties with Pakistan. He said he would build on the strong relationship established by his predecessors.
The meeting also recognized former Azerbaijani ambassador Khazar Farhadov’s contributions to strengthening relations between the two countries. Both sides reiterated their commitment to deepening the longstanding friendship between Pakistan and Azerbaijan.
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