
Islamabad-On Tuesday, a senior delegation from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) met with Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan’s maritime, railways, and aviation sectors. The delegation, led by Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al-Maktoum, discussed potential investments in these key areas.
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The UAE has been a significant ally to Pakistan, frequently providing financial support alongside Saudi Arabia and China, including rolling over substantial loans. In May, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan committed $10 billion in investments during a visit by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
Additionally, this year Pakistan and the Abu Dhabi Ports Group signed a $395 million agreement to develop a container and cargo terminal, part of a government-to-government deal between the two nations.
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