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President accentuates a "New Era" of Maldives–Pakistan partnership following historic bilateral discussions

During a visit to Islamabad, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif held bilateral discussions marking 60 years of Maldives–Pakistan ties, with 20 Memoranda of Understanding exchanged across sectors including health, education, fisheries, tourism and defence. The two sides pledged to raise bilateral trade from USD 13 million to USD 200 million within two years, and Pakistan announced support for the Maldives' five-million-tree initiative through 100,000 olive cuttings and 100,000 seeds.

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  • Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif · Boost bilateral trade volume from USD 13 million to USD 200 million

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  • Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif · Contribute 100,000 olive cuttings and 100,000 seeds of various plant species to support the Maldives' five-million-tree initiative

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  • USD 13 million bilateral trade volume Office of the President both nations have pledged to aggressively boost bilateral trade volume from USD 13 million to USD 200 million within the next two years

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  • USD 200 million target bilateral trade volume Office of the President both nations have pledged to aggressively boost bilateral trade volume from USD 13 million to USD 200 million within the next two years

    Word for word from the report in Office of the President. Open the report

  • 20 agreements Memoranda of Understanding exchanged Office of the President Reflecting on the exchange of 20 Memoranda of Understanding across major sectors including health, education, fisheries and agriculture

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  • 100,000 cuttings olive cuttings contributed by Pakistan Office of the President Pakistan's pledge to support the Maldives' five‑million‑tree initiative by contributing 100,000 olive cuttings and 100,000 seeds of various plant species

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  • 100,000 seeds seeds of various plant species contributed by Pakistan Office of the President Pakistan's pledge to support the Maldives' five‑million‑tree initiative by contributing 100,000 olive cuttings and 100,000 seeds of various plant species

    Word for word from the report in Office of the President. Open the report

  • 60 years years of diplomatic relationship Office of the President The visit marks a significant milestone in the 60‑year diplomatic relationship between the two nations.

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  • Maldives–Pakistan Business Forum bringing together business leaders, innovators and investors tomorrow Office of the President the Maldives–Pakistan Business Forum, scheduled for tomorrow, will bring together business leaders, innovators, and investors from both countries to explore new commercial partnerships.

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