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Foreign
Minister Meets Pakistani Deputy PM, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Islamabad,
14 Oct 2026 (ONA) — Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, Foreign Minister held a
bilateral meeting today in Islamabad with Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Deputy Prime
Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,
within the framework of the official visit paid by the Foreign Minister to
Pakistan.
The
meeting covered the march of bilateral relations and discussed ways to develop
cooperation in the fields of trade, investment, industry, agriculture, energy,
and transportation, alongside labor, consular affairs, and education. The two
ministers discussed strengthening partnerships between private sector
institutions and taking advantage of available opportunities to establish
projects that serve the common interests of the two friendly countries.
On
regional affairs, the two ministers exchanged views on current developments.
Sayyid Badr commended Pakistani efforts in supporting dialogue and containing
crises, while Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs appreciated
the Omani role in facilitating communication and bringing views closer on
various regional issues.
Both
sides emphasized the importance of continued coordination and resorting to the
rules of international law, thereby contributing to de-escalation and
supporting security and stability at both regional and international levels.
The
meeting was attended by a number of officials from both sides.
—Ends/AG