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Mohamed Thoha

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International President, First Lady visit High Commission of Maldives in Islamabad President Dr Mohamed Muizzu and First Lady Sajidha Mohamed visited the Maldivian High Commission in Islamabad during their State Visit to Pakistan, touring the premises, signing the guestbook and meeting staff. The visit coincides with the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Maldives and Pakistan. MM TV (English) Source (opens MM TV (English) in a new tab)
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. The Standard Source (opens The Standard in a new tab)
International Maldives and Pakistan exchange 20 agreements to expand cooperation across key sectors The Maldives and Pakistan exchanged 20 bilateral agreements covering defence, healthcare, education, aviation, trade, tourism, technology and other sectors during President Dr Mohamed Muizzu's three-day state visit to Islamabad. The visit marks 60 years of diplomatic relations established in 1966 and is the first by a Maldivian head of state to Pakistan in 11 years. The Standard Source (opens The Standard in a new tab)

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