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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. Maldives Voice Source (opens Maldives Voice in a new tab)
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. The Standard Source (opens The Standard in a new tab)
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. 2 outlets : Office of the President, The Standard Source (opens The Standard in a new tab)

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