Pakistan (Commonwealth Union)_ Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani, the Chairman of the Senate, asserted that Pakistan’s investor-friendly policies position it as an appealing destination for potential investments from Brunei Darussalam, particularly in sectors such as energy, agriculture, and education. This statement came during a meeting with the High Commissioner of Brunei Darussalam, emphasizing the mutual interest in strengthening diplomatic and economic ties. The Chairman extended warm congratulations to High Commissioner PG Kamal Bashah PG Ahmed, expressing optimism about his role in fortifying relations between the two countries.
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The meeting exuded optimism and a shared commitment to further solidify the existing strong bilateral relations between Pakistan and Brunei Darussalam. Chairman Sanjrani expressed confidence that the High Commissioner’s appointment would contribute significantly to the enhancement of ties. The comprehensive discussion delved into the regional situation and addressed mutual concerns, emphasizing the shared values and cooperation deeply rooted in the countries’ religious ties.
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Both parties underscored the imperative to strengthen relations, particularly in trade, business, investment, and the economic sector. Chairman Sanjrani highlighted the deep trust between Pakistan and Brunei Darussalam on subjects related to Islamophobia, cooperation within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), and their collective commitment to world peace. The agricultural sector took center stage in the discussions, with an emphasis on leveraging scarce water resources and modern technology for enhanced productivity.
The Chairman underscored the ample investment opportunities available in Pakistan, encouraging businesses and investors from both nations to explore and capitalize on these prospects for mutual benefit. The meeting echoed a shared vision of cooperation, fostering a positive trajectory for the diplomatic and economic partnership between Pakistan and Brunei Darussalam. The discourse extended to the economic and business domains, where effective strategies were underscored as pivotal tools for fostering growth and cooperation.
Addressing critical global issues, the Chairman brought attention to the concerning situations in Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and Palestine, shedding light on the distressing human rights violations prevalent in these regions. He passionately called upon the international community to actively engage in finding resolutions for these longstanding conflicts. Sanjrani characterized the search for solutions to these issues as a challenging test for the United Nations, advocating for a unified plan of action within the Muslim Ummah to bring an end to the ongoing cruelty and barbarism in Indian-Occupied Kashmir and Palestine.
In response, the Ambassador of Brunei Darussalam, PG Kamal Bashah PG Ahmed, conveyed his country’s keen interest in expanding bilateral relations with Pakistan. He lauded Pakistan’s commendable efforts towards regional peace, acknowledging the nation’s role in fostering stability and cooperation. The discussions encapsulated a comprehensive dialogue on critical regional and global issues, reflecting a shared commitment to addressing challenges and nurturing collaborative endeavors between Pakistan and Brunei Darussalam.
