Pakistani Premier Expresses Satisfaction with Country’s Development
Title: Pakistan’s Prime Minister Lauds Azerbaijan’s Development and Seeks Collaboration in Urban Planning
Baku, June 15 – Prime Minister of Pakistan, Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, expressed his admiration for Azerbaijan’s progress and called for collaboration in urban planning and landscaping during his meeting with President Ilham Aliyev, as reported by AZERTAC.
Visiting Azerbaijan, Prime Minister Sharif was impressed by the achievements and efforts of the country under President Aliyev’s leadership. He commended Azerbaijan’s cleanliness and waste disposal management, highlighting the need for their expertise in these areas in Pakistan.
“What I saw along the way when I came here left a deep impression on me. Thanks to your hard work and leadership, great things have been done in your country,” stated Sharif during his press statement following the expanded meeting with President Aliyev.
Recognizing Azerbaijan’s successful development model, Sharif expressed his satisfaction that the country was progressing and evolving in a positive direction.
Moreover, the Prime Minister identified the fields of urban planning and landscaping as areas where Pakistan seeks Azerbaijan’s guidance and cooperation. It is hoped that Azerbaijan’s experience and expertise in these sectors can contribute to the development of sustainable urban environments in Pakistan.
President Aliyev welcomed the collaboration proposal and expressed his readiness to share Azerbaijan’s best practices in urban planning and waste disposal. The President emphasized the importance of mutual cooperation and knowledge exchange between the two nations to foster growth and development.
The meeting between the two leaders signifies the strengthening of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Azerbaijan, paving the way for future partnerships in various sectors.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Sharif’s visit to Azerbaijan has not only recognized the country’s remarkable achievements but also highlighted the potential for collaboration in urban planning and landscaping. As both nations work towards their respective development goals, mutual cooperation in these areas is expected to enhance the overall progress and sustainability of the two countries.
