A notable highlight of the meeting was an enthusiastic exchange about cricket, a beloved sport in both nations
London: Naqvi and London Mayor Sadiq Khan Discuss Mutual Interests and Strengthen Ties. In a significant diplomatic engagement, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, in the UK capital. The high-level discussion covered a range of topics including matters of mutual interest and the current political landscape.
A notable highlight of the meeting was an enthusiastic exchange about cricket, a beloved sport in both nations. This shared passion provided a cordial backdrop to the more formal discussions.
Naqvi took the opportunity to extend a warm invitation to Mayor Khan to visit Pakistan, aiming to foster closer ties and enhance collaboration between the two countries.
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The meeting was graced by the presence of Dr. Mohammad Faisal, the Pakistani High Commissioner to the UK, and Jane Marriott, the British High Commissioner to Pakistan, underscoring the diplomatic significance of the discussions.
Both parties expressed a strong commitment to exploring new avenues for cooperation, marking a step forward in the bilateral relations between Pakistan and the United Kingdom.
Naqvi and London Mayor Sadiq Khan Discuss Mutual Interests and Strengthen Ties
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan arrives in Lahore, meets CM Shahbaz Sharif
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan arrived in Lahore on Wednesday via the Wagah Border.
The mayor was received by officials from the Punjab government upon his arrival and is currently holding a meeting with Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif in Model Town.
During his time in Pakistan, Khan will also visit Islamabad and Karachi. Khan has said that his trip seeks to “strengthen the links that exist between London and these great cities of Pakistan”.
“I see my visit as an exciting opportunity to build on the ties that bind our cities and countries together for the mutual benefit of everyone — Brits and Pakistanis, Londoners and Lahoris, EastEnders and Karachiites alike,”
