Pakistan, Russia Reaffirm Strategic Partnership During High-Level Talks in Islamabad

Pakistan and Russia have reiterated their shared commitment to deepening diplomatic and strategic ties during the sixth round of Bilateral Political Consultations held in Islamabad.

The talks were led by Ambassador Shafqat Ali Khan, Special Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, and Ambassador Andrey Rudenko, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation.

Comprehensive Review of Bilateral Relations

During the meeting, both sides held an in-depth review of ongoing cooperation across a wide range of sectors including political coordination, trade, energy, defense, and regional stability. Officials expressed satisfaction with the steady progress in mutual ties and agreed to continue efforts aimed at strengthening the partnership.

“The two nations acknowledged the positive momentum in their bilateral relations and reaffirmed their resolve to build on recent gains,” said a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Focus on Regional Peace and Global Cooperation

The consultations also addressed regional developments, multilateral collaboration, and international issues of common interest. Both countries emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts for ensuring regional peace and sustainable development.

Pakistan and Russia pledged to enhance cooperation in global forums and explore new areas for collaboration, including people-to-people exchanges and economic integration.

Ongoing Diplomatic Engagements

The Bilateral Political Consultations serve as a cornerstone for institutional dialogue between Islamabad and Moscow, offering a structured platform to boost mutual understanding and long-term cooperation.

The latest round of talks underscores the two countries’ intent to elevate their diplomatic partnership into a more robust and future-oriented relationship.