Representing Pakistan, Ambassador Muhammad Khalid Jamali signed the agreement, while Deputy Transport Minister D.S. Zverev represented Russia.
Saint Petersburg: On the sidelines of the 27th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), Pakistan and Russia signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Cooperation in the Railway Sector. The agreement, signed on June 7, 2024, marks a significant step forward in strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing infrastructure development.
The MoU aims to explore opportunities for implementing railway upgradation projects and other key initiatives in this vital sector. It also sets the stage for potential future collaboration between relevant companies operating within the railway industry, promoting and facilitating international cargo transport.
Representing Pakistan, Ambassador Muhammad Khalid Jamali signed the agreement, while Deputy Transport Minister D.S. Zverev represented Russia. This collaborative effort is expected to foster technological exchange, improve railway operations, and enhance the overall efficiency of cargo transportation between the two nations.
This strategic partnership underscores the commitment of both countries to bolster their economic ties and infrastructure capabilities. The cooperation in the railway sector is anticipated to bring about significant advancements, contributing to the economic growth and development of both Pakistan and Russia.
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The signing of this MoU at SPIEF highlights the importance of international cooperation in addressing global infrastructure challenges and creating sustainable development pathways.
