Islamabad: In a significant step toward strengthening international partnerships, Pakistan has signed two important Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Hungary and Slovenia, aiming to boost cooperation in education and political dialogue.
In the first ceremony, Pakistan and Hungary inked an MoU focused on enhancing collaboration in the field of education. The agreement was signed by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Hungary’s Foreign Minister. The MoU reflects the shared commitment of both countries to expand educational exchanges, scholarship programs, and opportunities for joint research. Officials have described this development as a positive step forward in bilateral relations.
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In a separate ceremony, Pakistan and Slovenia signed an MoU aimed at promoting political consultations. The agreement, signed by Ishaq Dar and Slovenia’s Foreign Minister, establishes an institutional framework for regular dialogue between the two nations. The initiative is expected to strengthen diplomatic engagement and enhance cooperation on various political matters.
Both agreements are being hailed as important milestones in Pakistan’s efforts to deepen its global connections and expand international cooperation.
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