“Australian HC meets Chairman PTI Gohar Ali Khan: Emphasizes support for democratic process and bilateral concerns”
Expressing Australia’s friendship with Pakistan, the High Commissioner shed light on the topics discussed during the meeting.
ISLAMABAD: The Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan Neil Hawkins engaged in a constructive meeting with the newly-appointed Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Gohar Ali Khan. In response to media inquiries regarding the meeting, the High Commissioner emphasized the regular nature of such interactions with key political figures across Pakistan.
Highlighting the context of the meeting, Neil Hawkins stated, “In the lead up to elections, we are keen to learn about their proposed approaches and policies.” The Australian envoy reaffirmed Australia’s commitment to supporting a democratic and inclusive election process, aligning with the principles outlined in Pakistan’s constitution.
Expressing Australia’s friendship with Pakistan, the High Commissioner shed light on the topics discussed during the meeting. The economic situation was a focal point of the dialogue, as both nations explored avenues for collaboration and mutual growth. Additionally, the discourse encompassed human rights, with a specific emphasis on media freedom—an essential component of a robust democratic society.
The shared challenges posed by climate change were also on the agenda, underlining the global importance of joint efforts to address environmental concerns. The Australian High Commissioner reiterated his country’s commitment to working in tandem with Pakistan to tackle these challenges.
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As both nations navigate the intricate landscape of international relations, this meeting between the Australian High Commissioner and PTI Chairman Gohar Ali Khan serves as a testament to the diplomatic ties between Australia and Pakistan. The shared commitment to democratic values, economic collaboration, and addressing global challenges underscores the depth of the bilateral relationship.
