ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar visited the Embassy of Nepal in Islamabad on Friday and signed the condolence book opened in memory of those who lost their lives in Nepal’s devastating floods and landslides.
The deputy prime minister conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and expressed Pakistan’s solidarity with the government and people of Nepal.
He noted that climate change was having a disproportionate impact on countries in the region, with severe consequences for lives, livelihoods and infrastructure.
He prayed for the departed souls, the swift recovery of the injured, and the safety of those still missing.
Reaffirming Pakistan’s support for Nepal’s relief and recovery efforts, he conveyed Pakistan’s readiness to extend all possible assistance in overcoming the consequences of this natural calamity.
Meanwhile, Dar chaired a meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to review recent diplomatic engagements and follow-up on understandings reached during his recent visits.
Discussions focused on Pakistan’s foreign policy priorities, key outcomes of recent engagements, and preparations for upcoming diplomatic engagements.
The deputy prime minister and foreign minister directed all concerned to ensure effective coordination and follow-up on priority matters.
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