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Shehbaz Sharif
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International
Ties with Maldives come without conditions: Pakistan’s High Commissioner
Pakistan's High Commissioner to Maldives, Vice Admiral (Retired) Faisal Lodhi, said Pakistan's support for the Maldives comes without conditions and that the Maldives has the sovereign right to maintain relations with other countries. Speaking in an interview published late October, he said about 20 MoUs were covered during President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's visit to Pakistan, and that the two leaders announced an ambition to raise annual bilateral trade to US$200 million within two years.
International
Chinese Ambassador applauds Muizzu's successful Pakistan trip
Chinese Ambassador to the Maldives Kong Xianhua congratulated President Mohamed Muizzu on his state visit to Pakistan and met Pakistan High Commissioner Faisal Rasool Lodhi, commending the signing of 20 agreements. India said it is closely monitoring the developments, while noting it has provided $1.5 billion in loans and credit facilities to the Maldives since Muizzu took office.
International
President Muizzu confident Pakistan visit will bring significant benefits to Maldives
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu said his three-day state visit to Pakistan, the first by a Maldivian head of state in 11 years, was highly successful, with 20 agreements signed. He highlighted a joint target to raise bilateral trade to USD 200 million within two years, agreements on direct air and maritime links, and Pakistan's offer of 20 additional undergraduate scholarships annually for Maldivians.
International
President says Maldives and Pakistan poised for stronger economic partnership
Maldives President Dr Mohamed Muizzu described his three-day state visit to Pakistan as highly successful, citing a target to raise bilateral trade from about USD 13 million to USD 200 million within two years and the exchange of 20 MoUs across sectors including trade, healthcare, education, defence and tourism. The visit, the first by a Maldivian head of state to Pakistan in 11 years, coincided with the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties established in 1966.
International
Maldivian to launch direct flights between Malé and Karachi, President Muizzu announces
Maldivian President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced plans for the national airline Maldivian to launch direct flights between Malé and Karachi while addressing the Maldives Business Forum in Islamabad during a State Visit to Pakistan. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said he had instructed relevant authorities to accelerate transport links with the Maldives, as the two countries mark 60 years of diplomatic relations established on 26 July 1966.
International
Maldives and Pakistan Strengthen Bilateral Ties with 20 New Agreements
The Maldives and Pakistan exchanged 20 Memorandums of Understanding covering defence, trade, healthcare, education, fisheries, tourism and other areas during President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's state visit to Islamabad. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif set a target of raising annual bilateral trade from $13.9 million to $200 million over the next two years.
Economy · Official
President invites Pakistani businesses to partner in the economic transformation of the Maldives
Maldivian President Dr Mohamed Muizzu addressed the Maldives–Pakistan Business Forum 2026 in Islamabad, inviting Pakistani businesses to invest in logistics, healthcare, construction, renewable energy and Shariah-compliant finance. He noted that Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif committed to raising bilateral trade to US$200 million over two years, and announced that national airline Maldivian aims to launch direct Malé–Karachi flights.
International
President Muizzu moves to ensure Maldives benefits from 20 agreements signed with Pakistan
During a three-day state visit to Pakistan, President Dr Mohamed Muizzu instructed the Maldivian Embassy in Islamabad to make implementation of 20 newly signed bilateral MoUs a top priority, covering sectors including healthcare, education, defence, aviation, fisheries and trade. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a target of raising bilateral trade from USD 13.9 million to USD 200 million within two years.
International
President Muizzu invites Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to visit Maldives
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu, on a three-day state visit to Pakistan, invited Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to visit the Maldives after the two governments exchanged 20 MoUs covering trade, healthcare, education, defence, transport and technology. Sharif announced an ambition to raise bilateral trade from USD 13.9 million to USD 200 million over two years, as the countries mark 60 years of diplomatic relations.
International
Muizzu expresses appreciation in Urdu as Pakistan extends ceremonial welcome
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu concluded his address at a ceremonial reception in Islamabad in Urdu, thanking Pakistan's leadership for hospitality during a three-day state visit marking 60 years of diplomatic relations. The Maldives and Pakistan exchanged 20 Memoranda of Understanding across sectors including education, healthcare, defence, trade, transport and technology.
International
Maldives ready to help revive SAARC and convene long-delayed summit, says President
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu said the Maldives is ready to help revive SAARC and convene the bloc's long-delayed summit, speaking during a state visit to Pakistan where 20 MoUs were exchanged. He also reaffirmed support for Palestinian self-determination and noted that the Maldives and Pakistan mark 60 years of diplomatic relations in 2026.
International
Maldives-Pakistan trade targeted to reach USD 200 million by 2028
Pakistan announced a target to raise bilateral trade with the Maldives to USD 200 million within two years, up from the current USD 13.9 million, with 20 agreements exchanged during President Muizzu's state visit. The two countries are marking 60 years of diplomatic relations established in 1966.
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