ISLAMABAD – President Asif Ali Zardari is all set to visit Germany from October 23 at the invitation of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, as Pakistan and Germany prepare to mark 75 years of diplomatic relations.
The visit will be the first bilateral trip to Germany by a Pakistani president in more than two decades, said the sources.
President Zardari’s visit comes at a significant milestone in Pakistan-Germany relations, offering both countries an opportunity to strengthen political engagement, enhance economic ties and explore new areas of cooperation.
During his stay, President Zardari is expected to hold talks with President Steinmeier and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on strengthening bilateral ties, matters of mutual interest and key regional and international developments.
The discussions are expected to focus on expanding cooperation between the two countries and reviewing opportunities to further deepen their longstanding diplomatic relationship.
President Zardari will also meet German business leaders to explore avenues for boosting bilateral trade, investment and economic cooperation.
A high-level delegation comprising business representatives and senior government officials will accompany the president during the visit.
Pakistani officials are also expected to brief the German leadership on recent regional developments as part of the discussions.
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