ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Türkiye on Saturday reaffirmed their commitment to close diplomatic coordination as Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Muhammad Ishaq Dar held a telephone conversation with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to review recent global and regional developments.
ACCORDING TO DIPLOMATIC SOURCES, THE TWO FOREIGN MINISTERS EXCHANGED VIEWS ON THE EVOLVING INTERNATIONAL LANDSCAPE IN THE AFTERMATH OF DISCUSSIONS HELD ON THE SIDELINES OF THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM IN DAVOS.
They assessed emerging economic, political, and security trends, underscoring the importance of sustained dialogue at a time of heightened global uncertainty.
Both sides agreed to remain in close contact on key regional and international issues of mutual concern, reflecting the depth of the longstanding strategic partnership between Pakistan and Türkiye. The conversation highlighted the shared perspective of Islamabad and Ankara on the need for coordinated approaches to regional stability, multilateral diplomacy, and global economic challenges.
The call also reaffirmed the strong political understanding between the two countries, which maintain close cooperation across a wide range of areas including diplomacy, trade, defense, and people-to-people exchanges. Regular high-level engagements, officials noted, continue to play a central role in aligning positions and advancing common interests on international platforms.
Pakistan and Türkiye enjoy traditionally warm and fraternal relations, anchored in mutual trust and support on regional and global issues. Saturday’s exchange between the two foreign ministers underscored their shared resolve to further strengthen bilateral ties and to maintain active consultation as international developments continue to unfold.
